Mild, damp weather to give way to cooler conditions in Ireland
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Ireland’s mild start to October is expected to continue through Tuesday before cooler conditions arrive in the middle of the week, according to Met Éireann.
Monday will remain cloudy and humid in most areas, with patches of rain, drizzle and mist. Rain is forecast to persist in the north and west, while the south and east should become drier. Temperatures could reach 20 degrees after an unusually mild night of 13-15 degrees.
Another warm night is expected before dull and wet weather develops across northern and western areas on Tuesday morning and moves south during the day. Temperatures may reach 18 degrees, with the southeast likely to be warmest.
Conditions will cool after the rain clears, with overnight temperatures falling to 5-9 degrees. Wednesday is forecast to be bright and cool, with occasional showers and moderate to fresh breezes. Daytime temperatures are not expected to exceed 14 degrees.
Thursday should begin mostly dry with early sunshine before rain reaches the north and west later. Similar conditions are forecast toward the weekend, with a mixture of cloudy and clear spells, limited rainfall and highs of about 13-15 degrees.
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