IRELAND: There is a high possibility of snow hitting Ireland very soon, according to recent weather charts. Despite the surprisingly warm weather over the bank holiday weekend, It is likely that snow will fall in parts of the country in the next few weeks. A dramatic downturn in the weather system for November across the UK and Ireland has been forecast.
While October was warmer than May of this year, things are going to change very soon. Weather indicating model WX Charts show we won't have to wait long until the first flakes fall in the UK and Ireland.
The charts indicate that it will snow in certain areas of Scotland on Sunday, November 13. That is now expected to move southwest, directly toward Ireland.
Met Eireann has released its forecast for the first two weeks of November, but first.
November 4 through November 10, Week One
The first week will be turbulent with low pressure dominating and mainly located to the west of Ireland, according to the forecast. This week, there's a good chance that spells of rainy, windy weather will frequently travel through Ireland from the west or southwest. This week, rainfall totals will be above average throughout, with the highest amounts along the western half of the country.
"Weather alerts could occur. continuing to be moderate for the season"
November 11 to November 17, Week Two
"High pressure will start to affect Ireland's weather more in Week 2 and indications are that it will mostly be located to the south of the nation this week. According to forecasts, Ireland will see a primarily westerly airflow with occasional moves of fronts, which will be especially noticeable in the country's western and northern regions. Overall, things should be more calm than they were during Week 1."
Met Eireann has issued a Status Yellow weather warning for wind and rain nationwide for the entire day of Wednesday, even if snow is not anticipated in the upcoming days.
According to the weather forecast, the majority of the country will be dampened by broad gales and heavy rain, with a chance of localised floods in some areas. Heavy thundery rains that begin in the country's west will have an impact on Dublin.
