Monday is set to be a cold, blustery day with sunny spells and occasional showers, according to Met Éireann.
The showers most frequent and heaviest in the west and north, with the risk of hail. There will be dry spells too, best in the east of the country. There will be strong gusty west to northwest winds. Monday night will be cold and blustery with occasional showers, most frequent across the north and west.
Tuesday
Showers will continue on Tuesday, especially across the north and west, but strong northwest winds will ease. Most places will get good dry and sunny spells.
Wednesday
After a cold night with widespread sharp ground frost and icy patches, Wednesday will begin dry. Rain will spread countrywide quickly, accompanied by strong winds.
The rain will be heavy and prolonged and may turn to sleet in places, especially over high ground in the north.
Thursday
Thursday will see further windy conditions, with outbreaks of rain or sleet in the east, but clearer dry weather will follow from the west later as winds ease. A widespread sharp or severe frost will follow for Thursday night.
Friday
Friday will be mainly dry with light winds but it will stay cold, with frost early and late. At this early stage, Met Éireann is forecasting changeable and unsettled conditions next weekend.
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Monday is set to be a cold, blustery day with sunny spells and occasional showers, according to Met Éireann.
The showers most frequent and heaviest in the west and north, with the risk of hail. There will be dry spells too, best in the east of the country. There will be strong gusty west to northwest winds. Monday night will be cold and blustery with occasional showers, most frequent across the north and west.
Tuesday
Showers will continue on Tuesday, especially across the north and west, but strong northwest winds will ease. Most places will get good dry and sunny spells.
Wednesday
After a cold night with widespread sharp ground frost and icy patches, Wednesday will begin dry. Rain will spread countrywide quickly, accompanied by strong winds.
The rain will be heavy and prolonged and may turn to sleet in places, especially over high ground in the north.
Thursday
Thursday will see further windy conditions, with outbreaks of rain or sleet in the east, but clearer dry weather will follow from the west later as winds ease. A widespread sharp or severe frost will follow for Thursday night.
Friday
Friday will be mainly dry with light winds but it will stay cold, with frost early and late. At this early stage, Met Éireann is forecasting changeable and unsettled conditions next weekend.
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