Ireland Weekend Weather Forecast | Irish Times
- Ireland's weekend weather forecast calls for unsettled conditions, with a "mix of sunshine and showers," according to Met Éireann.
- Saturday will begin with cloudy skies and rain, particularly in Munster and south Leinster, where heavy bursts are possible.
- Saturday's high temperatures will range from 11 to 15 degrees Celsius, accompanied by moderate northwesterly winds. Saturday night should turn mainly dry and clear for a time, but...
Expect a weekend of sunshine and showers across Ireland. The Ireland weekend weather forecast reveals a mix of conditions, starting with a wet saturday that gradually gives way to sunny spells and showers. Sunday mirrors this pattern, promising more of the same fluctuating weather. Temperatures are expected to reach up to 17 degrees Celsius. Saturday begins with rain, particularly in Munster and south Leinster, before clearing eastward. Sunday also sees a mix of sunshine and showers, with cloudier conditions in the west and southwest. Spring 2025 was recently confirmed to be Ireland’s warmest on record. For in-depth insights and daily updates, turn to News Directory 3 for all your facts. Discover what’s next as Met Éireann refines its predictions.
Ireland weekend Weather: expect a Mix of Sunshine and Showers
Updated june 6, 2025
Ireland’s weekend weather forecast calls for unsettled conditions, with a “mix of sunshine and showers,” according to Met Éireann. temperatures could reach 17 degrees Celsius.
Saturday will begin with cloudy skies and rain, particularly in Munster and south Leinster, where heavy bursts are possible. The cloud and rain are expected to gradually clear eastward, giving way to “bright or sunny spells and showers” spreading from the west during the afternoon. Showers will be mainly in the east by Saturday evening.
Saturday’s high temperatures will range from 11 to 15 degrees Celsius, accompanied by moderate northwesterly winds. Saturday night should turn mainly dry and clear for a time, but showers will later move in from the Atlantic, primarily affecting western and northwestern counties. Low temperatures in the east will range from 4 to 9 degrees Celsius,with light to moderate west and southwest breezes.
Sunday will also feature a mix of sunshine and showers, with cloudier conditions expected in the west and southwest. Sunday night will bring variable cloud cover, clear breaks, and scattered showers, mainly concentrated in the west and north. High temperatures on sunday are forecast to be between 13 and 17 degrees Celsius, with moderate westerly winds.
Looking ahead, next week’s weather is expected to be generally mild and humid but will remain “mixed and changeable,” according to Met Éireann.
Data from Met Éireann also revealed that spring 2025 was Ireland’s warmest since records began 126 years ago. The months of March, April, and May saw long periods of high pressure, resulting in abundant sunshine. The average temperature across the State was 10.62 degrees Celsius,which is 1.5 degrees above the long-term average between 1991 and 2020. The previous warmest spring was recorded in 1945.
What’s next
Stay tuned for daily updates as Met Éireann refines its forecasts for the coming week, providing the most accurate information on the expected “mixed and changeable” weather patterns.