Weather in Clare - Saturday, February 25, 2023

A CHILLY start to the weekend with any frost clearing to leave a dry and bright morning with sunny spells. It will remain dry throughout the day with further spells of sunshine, but cloud will thicken across the east of the province for a time. Highest temperatures will range from seven to nine degrees in mostly moderate northeast winds.

NATIONAL OUTLOOK

High pressure will be positioned near Ireland bringing mostly dry weather. Rather cold at times with the chance of some night time frost.

A mix of cloud and clear spells overnight. Cloud will be most extensive across eastern and southern coastal counties, limiting the chance of frost in these areas. Lowest temperatures ranging from minus two to three degrees in a moderate easterly breeze.

Any early frost will clear quickly tomorrow morning to leave a dry day with varying amounts of cloud. The best chance for prolonged spells of sunshine will be across the west and northwest of the country. Top temperatures on Sunday of between five and eight degrees in moderate east or southeast winds. Another rather chilly night on Sunday night with varying cloud-cover. Lowest temperatures of minus one to four degrees in a moderate easterly breeze.

It looks set to become mostly cloudy on Monday. Maximum afternoon temperatures ranging from six to nine degrees in a moderate east or southeast breeze. Cloud will break up in some areas on Monday night allowing a frost to form as temperatures fall back to between minus one and three degrees in light east or variable winds.

Little change is expected on Tuesday with a moderate easterly air-flow covering Ireland. It will be mostly dry apart from the odd light shower with variable amounts of cloud. Afternoon temperatures around average for late February with highs of six to nine degrees.