Tomorrow's weather in Ireland is predicted to soar up to 26 degrees Celsius, according to Met Eireann, due to a warm front's advancement.
Weather Forecast for Ireland: August 19-25, 2025
Ireland is set for a week of mainly settled and mild weather, with occasional heavy showers or thunderstorms, according to Met Éireann. Here's a breakdown of the forecast for the coming week.
Today (August 19): Scattered showers over parts of Munster and south Leinster are expected, with some potentially heavy or thundery. The rest of the country will be mostly dry, with highest temperatures ranging from 17 to 22 °C.
Tonight: Largely dry with clear spells and isolated showers mainly over parts of Munster. Temperatures will fall to between 10 and 15 °C.
Tomorrow (August 20): Mostly dry and bright with long spells of sunshine for most areas. The southwest may remain cloudier, with a slight chance of an odd light shower.
The Rest of the Week (August 21-24): High pressure to the north of Ireland will keep the weather settled across the country. Rainfall totals are expected to be below normal, especially in northern areas. However, occasional heavy showers or thunderstorms are possible, particularly in the Midlands and South.
Temperature Outlook: Temperatures are expected to be mild to warm, often ranging around 17 to 26 °C, with some regions potentially experiencing temperatures above 25 °C on occasions earlier in the month. Night temperatures will be mild, staying mostly between 10 and 16 °C.
Precipitation Outlook: Showers are expected each day but generally scattered and interspersed with dry spells. Some showers may be heavy with isolated thunderstorms, possibly causing localized spot flooding, especially in the Midlands and South.
Following Week (August 25-31): A trend toward more unsettled conditions is forecast, with rainfall totals forecasted to be above normal nationwide, particularly in southern and western districts. Mean air temperatures will be near or slightly above average for late August.
Specific Days: - Wednesday: Another mild and humid day with sunny spells. Showers or "showery outbreaks of rain" are expected, pushing up from the south. - Thursday: A mix of cloud and sunny spells with scattered showers, and temperatures up to 25 degrees. - Friday: Sunny spells and light outbreaks of rain, which will break up through the day to leave longer spells of sunshine. Highs of 21 to 25 degrees are expected. - Monday: Rain in the north, but it is expected to clear by early afternoon. The maximum high temperature expected is 26 degrees. - The Weekend: Plenty of dry weather is likely, though further showers are possible at times. The weekend is expected to continue to be warm with temperatures generally in the low to mid-20s.
In summary, the coming week in Ireland will feature mainly settled and mild weather with occasional heavy showers or thunderstorms, mostly in southern and midland areas, and temperatures slightly above the August average. The end of August may bring more unsettled and wetter conditions.
Weather-forecasting indicates a week of mainly settled and mild weather in Ireland, with continued occasional heavy showers or thunderstorms, mainly in southern and midland areas, as per Met Éireann's predictions. Throughout the week, temperature-forecasting suggests that temperatures will often range around 17 to 26 °C, and night temperatures will be mild, staying mostly between 10 and 16 °C.
