Ireland's November Starts Dry After Stormy October

Met Eireann has issued its latest forecast, indicating that November will start with mostly dry, calm, and settled conditions following a stormy end to October.

The forecast highlights that a slow-moving area of high pressure will bring settled conditions into the week, with dry and bright weather expected in the east and southeast.

Today, October 31st, will see a mix of cloud, bright spells, and some rain and drizzle, with dry conditions in the east and southeast and rain, drizzle, mist, and fog affecting western areas.

Temperatures are expected to range from 1 to 17 degrees, with the highest temperatures in the east. Winds will shift from light southeasterly to light to moderate north to northwesterly.

Tonight, cloud, patchy drizzle, mist, and hill fog will slowly move southeast, with a clearance to dry, colder, and clear conditions gradually following most areas.

Tomorrow, November 1st, will be bright and sunny, with temperatures ranging from 10 to 13 degrees, and nighttime lows between 2 to 5 degrees.