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3108: Ireland's Weather 2pm Sunday 1 March 2026

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3108: Ireland's Weather 2pm Sunday 1 March 2026

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Weather Forecast from Met Éireann — 3108: Ireland's Weather 2pm Sunday 1 March 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hi, this is Don Lee with the forecast on a Sunday afternoon, the 1st of March. Well, it's a dull damp and breezy day with outbreaks of rain and drizzle, the heaviest of these in the south and west, and on that, status-yellow rain warnings for Galway, Mayo, Kerry Quark and Waterford are an operation until midnight tonight. Sutly winds are increasing fresh, distrong and gusty and reaching near-gale force near some coasts. Highest this afternoon of 9-12 degrees. Right then, we'll see that wet, blustery, weather gradually clear eastwards, a drier and clearer conditions following from the west. Winds will ease light to moderate southwesternly with the clearance, lows tonight of 3-7 degrees. Tomorrow, Monday will be a breezy day with a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. To showers, feeding in from the west will be heavier times, but they will die out as they move eastwards across the country. Highest tomorrow of 9-12 degrees with moderate to fresh, so-west of the winds gradually veering northwesternly and easing in the afternoon, and that's the forecast.

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