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Weather Forecast from Met Éireann — 3122: Ireland's Weather 6am Friday 6 March 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Good morning, this is Eva Keely coming to you from Medehrin on Friday, the 6th of March. It is just coming up to 6am now, so I'm here to bring you the latest forecast. And it is a cold start this morning with widespread frost and ice, so do take care when I'm out and about now, but plenty of dry and sunny weather today and tomorrow, so the ice will soon clear. From Sunday onwards then, it is going to turn more unsettled with spells of rains spreading from the Atlantic next week. But back today, and it is a cold start with frost and ice for most, that will soon clear with a sunny day in store nationwide, highs of 8-11 degrees today, in light to moderate southwest winds. Tonight then, it's going to be dry with clear skies at first, a little patchy cloud will spread from the south and west towards morning, though, lows tonight of minus 1-4 degrees, so it's not a frost possible, but it is going to be milder for Atlantic coastal counties
in light to moderate, southern winds. Tomorrow then, it's going to be another dry day with spells of sunshine, though isolated light showers will drift up from the south. Highs of 9-12 degrees in light to moderate, southern winds fresher near Atlantic coasts. And as I said then, it is going to become more unsettled from Sunday onwards. A clear night tomorrow night with the odd bit of light rain and drizzle at first. But more persistent rain is going to spread across the western half of the country through the day on Sunday, and it is going to be a dull and damp start to Monday then with further rain and drizzle, brightening up through Monday, though with a few sunny spells developing, but it is going to turn rather wet on blustery on Tuesday, with rain turning heavier times in the west and southwest, and fresh, southwestern winds. Being unsettled then for the latter half of next week with further wet and windy conditions at times too. But that's your latest forecast. There will be another update this afternoon, so keep an ear out, but until then, have a
lovely day.
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