Sunday presses on as another weekend to forget. This 15th of June kicks off with stagnant, low‑lying cloud and persistent, patchy drizzle saturating the east. By mid‑morning, that drizzle fights its way east and fades out—but don’t declare victory yet. The skies threaten, keeping the mood chilly and damp. While scattered sunny spells appear later, fog and moisture hang around, threatening to ruin any plans for a proper summer day. Expect a mild high of 14–19 °C but don’t let the south‑east convenience fool you—this climate is temperamental and slow to deliver real sunshine.

Regional Forecast Table – Sunday 15 June 2025

(Forecast sourced from Met Éireann’s national outlook)

Today’s Story

The day starts under a dreary blanket of cloud across the east. Patchy drizzle extends inland, dampening roads and dampening spirits. Even as that dribble fades in the mid-morning, expect scattered mist clinging to trees, pavements, and hedges. It’s the kind of moisture that seeps into shoes and optimism—and won’t slip away easily.

In contrast, the south and west stand a better chance at seeing some blue, with intermittent sun breaking through by midday. But with the sun comes instability, sparking isolated light showers that drift across the country in the afternoon. Nothing dramatic, but enough to spoil a Sunday stroll or garden session.

Afternoon & Evening Outlook

Shifts in atmosphere push the drizzle out, yet fog and low clouds could persist into dusk. Winds shift from southwest to westerly, crisscrossing over land and sea, hinting at a fresher breeze on the horizon. Temperatures climb to a comfortable 14 to 19 °C, warmest in the sunniest southern and eastern corners. Expect cool pockets in shaded north-west valleys.

Evening brings cautious optimism. Most counties will enjoy dry spells with limited cloud cover. The west gets the best break—dry skies, clearer nights, and the promise of improved weather tomorrow. East coast residents will see light drizzle return with drifting cloud. All in all, expect a marginal improvement—but progress nonetheless.

Night‑Time Forecast

Tonight remains mostly dry, with clear spells northern and eastern areas. Light westerly breezes low cloud may slowly rebuild across Ulster and Connacht. Some patchy drizzle could glide in after midnight, particularly in coastal zones. Overnight lows of 7 to 11 °C, coolest under clear skies in the southeast.

Warnings & Advisory Status

Met Éireann lists no weather or marine warnings for Sunday—status remains green across all counties. Monitor updates in case drizzly fog or ground frost persist.

What to Know & Prepare For

• Grippy surfaces don’t warm fast—watch for mossy and damp paths, especially in shaded parks and forest trails.
• Polarise your lighting: early morning and evening carry mist and low cloud—drive with fog lamps if available.
• Umbrellas stay handy: afternoon sunshine won’t guarantee dryness—random showers may still pop up.
• Future outlook: The weather takes a solid turn from Monday. High pressure builds, promising drier and warmer conditions through the week, with temps pushing into the low‑20s early next week.

Seamless Summary

This Sunday offers a sneaky snapshot of Ireland’s weather: oppressive haze to start, followed by fleeting sunshine, cautious calm, and a mumbling wind. It won’t blow plans out entirely—but don’t expect bold weather moves. It’s a day for optimism wrapped in caution: book that second coffee, but don’t pack away the jumpers.

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