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Saturday, 3 May 2025: Ireland’s Weather Forecast

Saturday, 3 May 2025, brings a mixed bag of weather across Ireland. The day starts with promise, especially in the southern regions, but as the hours pass, cloud cover and patchy drizzle from Ulster begin to make their presence felt further south. Here’s a detailed look at what’s in store.

National Weather Overview

RegionMorning ConditionsAfternoon OutlookHighs (°C)
UlsterCloudy with patchy drizzleDrizzle moving southward, followed by sunny spells12–14
ConnachtDry with sunny spellsIncreasing cloud, possible light drizzle13–15
LeinsterDry and brightCloud increasing from the north14–16
MunsterBest of the sunshine in the morningCloud spreading southwards15–17

Detailed Forecast

The morning begins dry for most, with the southern half of the country enjoying the best of the sunshine. However, Ulster experiences cloudier conditions with some patchy drizzle. As the day progresses, this cloud and drizzle move southwards, affecting parts of Connacht and Leinster. Sunny spells are expected to follow from the north later in the day. Temperatures will range from 12 to 17 degrees, with moderate northerly winds prevailing.

Tonight’s Forecast

The night will be dry with clear spells for most areas, though it will be a bit cloudier in the north. Lowest temperatures will range from 3 to 8 degrees, accompanied by light to moderate northerly winds.

What to Watch For

  • Marine Warnings: Met Éireann has issued Small Craft Warnings for certain coastal areas due to northerly winds reaching force 6 at times.
  • Temperature Drop: After recent warm days, temperatures are settling back to more typical May values.
  • Changing Conditions: The transition from morning sunshine to afternoon cloud and drizzle may catch some off guard, so plan outdoor activities accordingly.

Looking Ahead

Sunday is expected to be dry in the morning with sunny spells. However, some well-scattered showers may develop in the afternoon, mostly over Leinster and parts of Munster. Temperatures will range from a cool 9 degrees in the north and northeast to 15 degrees in the southwest, with light to moderate northeasterly breezes.

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