Ireland Weather Outlook: Rain Expected During National Strike
Met Éireann forecasts rain and variable conditions during the upcoming public sector strike.
The Brief
- Over 300,000 public sector workers plan to strike on Wednesday.
- Met Éireann predicts rain and variable weather during the strike.
- Rain is expected to move into the southwest on Monday and heavy rain in Ulster on Tuesday.
Met Éireann has issued forecasts for the coming days, indicating a mix of rain and dry spells ahead of the national strike.
The strike, set for Wednesday, will involve more than 300,000 public sector workers, affecting hospitals, schools, and public services.
On Monday, the forecast shows limited brighter spells with isolated drizzle in the north and east, while rain is expected to move into the southwest.
Tuesday will bring sunny spells and scattered showers, with the heaviest rain in Ulster, followed by a clear and dry night.
Wednesday will start with mostly dry and sunny conditions, though rain is expected to follow into the west and north by evening.
Thursday will begin wet and breezy, with rain clearing eastward, followed by drier and brighter conditions in the afternoon.
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