A wet and cloudy St Patrick’s Day lies ahead, with persistent spells of rain falling heavy at times.
At their best, temperatures will reach 8C (46F). A light northwesterly wind is forecast to veer northeasterly during the afternoon.
Tonight there’s a chance of some more showery rain, but it should become dry with clear spells. The lowest temperature tonight will be 2C (36 F).
Going into tomorrow, a fine and dry day is predicted, with long spells of sunshine after a chilly start with some fog patches.
The maximum temperature will be 9C (48F).
The weekend should brighten up, with long sunny spells, patchy cloud and rising temperatures.
For more details or a specific forecast speak to a WeatherQuest forecaster on 09065 77 76 75. Calls cost �1.50 per minute.
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