Ireland Weather January 21, 2025: Chilly Night, Dense Fog, and Scattered Showers
In Ireland, expect the weather have a foggy and damp start to the morning for many areas, with dense patches reducing visibility. The fog will gradually lift, leaving behind a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. The south and east will see cloudier conditions early in the day, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle, but will brighten up by the afternoon. Temperatures will range from 6°C to 9°C, with light southwest or variable breezes.
Current Weather Overview in Ireland
| Region | Condition | Temperature (°C) | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dublin | Cloudy morning, brightening later | 8 | Light SW breeze |
| Cork | Overcast, drizzle early, clearing | 9 | Light variable |
| Galway | Foggy start, scattered showers | 7 | Light SW breeze |
| Limerick | Dry with sunny spells developing | 9 | Calm |
| Waterford | Misty morning, sunshine later | 8 | Light SW breeze |
National Forecast
Thick fog blankets many areas this morning, creating hazardous driving conditions. As the fog clears, much of the country will remain dry with scattered showers and sunny spells. However, the south and east will stay cloudy early on, with some lingering drizzle before brightening up in the afternoon.
Temperatures will stay between 6°C and 9°C, feeling crisp but not too cold. Winds will be light, either from the southwest or variable, allowing for calm conditions throughout the day.
Tonight’s Forecast
A mostly dry night ahead with clear spells and scattered showers, particularly in the west and north. However, mist and fog will redevelop, with dense patches forming in some regions. Frost will develop in sheltered areas, with temperatures dropping to between -1°C and +3°C. Light southerly or variable winds will keep conditions calm but cold.
Weather Warnings
No official warnings have been issued by Met Éireann for January 21, 2025. However, motorists should be extremely cautious in the morning and late at night due to dense fog and frost in some areas, which could create hazardous driving conditions.
Extended Outlook
The pattern of foggy mornings and bright afternoons will continue throughout the week. While most of the country will remain dry, scattered showers will persist in western and northern areas. Temperatures will remain slightly below average, with frosty nights becoming more frequent. No major storms are expected, but mist and fog will continue to affect travel.
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