Ireland to Face Frost, Mist, and Fog as Temperatures Drop

Met Eireann has warned that temperatures are getting frosty, with lows expected to reach one degree Celsius in the coming days. The national weather service noted that conditions will become chillier as the week progresses.

A period of high pressure is expected to continue, bringing mostly dry and settled weather. However, some light showers are possible in certain areas. The warning notes that frost, mist, and fog are likely to form over the weekend as easterly winds ease.

Wednesday will see mist and fog clear in the morning, with a mainly dry day and a mix of cloud and sunny spells. Light showers are expected in the south and east. Nighttime temperatures are set to range from 1 to 6 degrees, with some frost under clearer skies.

Thursday will remain dry with a mix of cloud and sunshine, and a few light showers. Early frost, mist, and fog are expected to clear quickly. Nighttime temperatures will range from 2 to 7 degrees, with milder conditions along the eastern coast.

Friday will bring dry conditions with a good deal of cloud and some light showers. The best sunny spells will be in the west and southwest. Nighttime temperatures will range from 1 to 7 degrees, with more widespread mist and fog expected.

Saturday and Sunday will see continued dry and settled conditions, with some scattered showers. Temperatures will remain relatively mild, with highs between 7 to 11 degrees.