Ireland experiences another mild January day with a mix of bright or sunny spells. Most areas will remain dry, but patchy rain and drizzle will affect parts of the west and northwest before clearing in the afternoon. As the day progresses, cloudier conditions will develop from the south, bringing mist and drizzle to southern coastal regions. Temperatures will remain mild, ranging from 9°C to 12°C, with moderate to fresh southerly winds. Here’s today’s full forecast.

Current Weather Overview

National Forecast

Friday will remain mostly dry for much of Ireland, with bright or sunny spells across the country. However, western and northwestern areas will see some patchy rain and drizzle during the morning, which will gradually clear in the afternoon. Cloud cover will build throughout the day, particularly from the south, where mist and drizzle may develop near coastal regions.

Temperatures will remain mild for mid-January, with highs of 9°C to 12°C. Moderate to fresh southerly winds will make for a breezy but comfortable day.

Tonight’s Forecast

Friday night will be mostly dry and cloudy, with occasional patches of mist and drizzle lingering in some areas. Temperatures will drop to between 4°C and 8°C. Southerly winds will continue, remaining moderate to fresh in some places.

Weather Warnings

There are no weather warnings issued by Met Éireann for January 17, 2025. However, those in coastal areas should be aware of increasing cloud cover and possible mist or drizzle developing later in the day.

Extended Outlook

The overall trend for the coming days remains mild and largely dry. Some rain and drizzle are expected at times, particularly in the west and northwest, but high pressure will dominate, ensuring plenty of dry weather across the country. Temperatures will remain above seasonal averages, with no major cold spells on the horizon.

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