Thought it was going to be nice out?
Think again.
It feels like we’ve been in this summer/winter limbo forever, where it’s warm but still raining day after day.
At this stage, we honestly would prefer the colder weather to just set in.
But no, this weekend temperatures are going to reach 21 degrees and, of course, it’s going to lash down.
Met Éireann has said that tomorrow – Saturday 21 September – “will begin dry in most areas. Good sunny spells over the north and east for a while.
“Showery rain in the southwest will spread gradually eastwards during the afternoon and evening.”
Sunshine hours from yesterday 19th of September🌞
11.8 Belmullet
11.8 Johnstown Castle
11.7 Dublin Airport
11.7 Gurteen
11.3 Malin Head
11.2 Shannon Airport
11.0 Knock Airport
10.9 Casement
10.9 Valentia
9.4 Cork Airport— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) September 20, 2019
“The rain will turn heavy over parts of Munster and Connacht late in the day, whereas some eastern counties may remain dry,” the forecast continues.
“Southeast winds will further freshen. Highest temperatures 18 to 21 degrees.”
Sunday will be much the same, with mixed weather throughout the whole day.
“[It] will be mostly cloudy, cooler and windy with further showery outbreaks of rain,” say Met Éireann.
“Some heavy downpours are possible locally, but winds veering southwest will have eased and rain will clear in the evening.”
Rain coats and sun cream, then?
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