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April Average weather. Ireland is always in season The lush green promise of spring, those endless summer evenings, the kaleidoscope of fall leaves and the still beauty of a frosty winter's morning.
Soft rain. Soft rain Shimmering sun Glistening frost Whistling wind. Rainy moments in Ireland The smell of the earth just after it rains, laughing as you wipe the raindrops from your face, sheltering from the downpour in a cosy pub Sunny moments in Ireland Dappled sunlight on a forest path, devouring your ice cream before it melts, smiling at every person you meet because the sun is shining Frosty moments in Ireland Your breath forming clouds in the freezing air, delicate spiders' webs glistening in pale sunlight, the crunch of the icy grass underfoot Windwhipped moments in Ireland Powerful winds that whip the ocean into a frenzy, sneaky gusts that drench you with seaspray, the scent of wild flowers on a gentle breeze Four seasons in one day Wondering about the average weather forecast in Ireland?
Ireland weather guide As any Irish person will tell you, the weather can disrupt the best laid plans. Watch now. Derryveagh Mountains, County Donegal. Weather talk — Ireland style 1. Yes, it DOES happen sometimes.
The heat from the shy Irish sun soaks into the stones and warms us from the ground up. Often followed by complaints about how it's almost too hot. A wind so sharp and so cold, it could actually do harm. This wind often comes from the east, which may explain why so many Irish people are suspicious of the east wind.
This refers to the good kind of rain — a gentle mist that makes our green landscape almost glow. Not to be confused with "a dirty old day" — that's the bad rain.
Article 3 min read 6 coastal walks. In January and February, the temperatures average around 44 to 45 degrees. March and April is a toss-up with the weather acting back-and-forth between the winter and summer seasons and everywhere in between. The summer months of June, July and August have the warmest temperatures and longest days, but still receive rain; while autumn's September and October pave the way toward the colder winter months beginning to show temperatures in the 40s.
Centrally located on the west coast of Ireland, Galway's average yearly temperature is around 50 degrees Fahrenheit with an average of 12 snow days, 90 percent morning humidity and 12 mph winds. January and February are the coldest months, averaging 41 and 42 degrees respectively. January, along with March, August, September and October, averages at least 26 inches of rain per year. In most cases, on clear nights there can be light frosts, and nothing more.
Snow is quite rare as well: on average, it falls for a few days in a year, and may not occur for an entire winter. Spring , from March to May, is initially cold, and remains very cool or cold still in April, and sometimes in May; usually the temperature becomes quite mild only by the second half of May, when, however, nights can still be quite cold.
In return, spring is the relatively least rainy season and the sunniest of the year. The rains are also frequent in this season. However, quite rarely, there may be periods, usually short-lived, with sunny weather and pleasantly warm temperatures, when the Azores High moves over the country.
In Galway, on the west coast, the temperature reached In Kilkenny, in the south, it reached Sunrise Sunset Tomorrow 12th November The wettest month is August with an average of 80mm of rain. The best month to swim in the sea is in August when the average sea temperature is
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