Mostly clear
Feels 24°- Dew point
- 15.6°
- Humidity
- 60%
- Visibility
- 24.5 km
- Cloud
- 32%
- Pressure
- 1024 hPa
- Wind
- 12 km/h NE
Weather Lab · Dublin
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Mostly clear
Feels 24°A primary latest-observations dataset is documented, but its live response shape has not yet been safely validated here.
This panel will compare an actual nearby reading with the model without pretending they are the same thing.European AQI band: 21–40.
Official feed checked; 1 unexpired Dublin-relevant entry.
Full official wording and validity times are reproduced below. Verify on met.ie.Met Éireann desk
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Forecaster narrative
Sunny and warm this evening.
Dry tonight with mostly clear skies. Lowest temperatures of 17 or 18 degrees in light, occasionally moderate, north to northeast breezes.
Tomorrow, Sunday, will be a dry and mostly sunny day. Highest temperatures of 20 to 24 degrees, warmest inland, coolest by the coast, due to an onshore moderate, occasionally fresh, easterly wind.
Warnings & advisories
A prolonged spell of very warm or hot weather will continue this weekend lasting into next week. Daytime maxima will widely exceed 25 degrees with values reaching the high 20s, and possibly 30 degrees, in places. The UV Index is expected to be high to very high. Warm and humid nights will occur with minima of 15 degrees or higher. There is the chance of thunderstorms developing on Wednesday and Thursday. Please check met.ie website and app for updates to forecasts and warnings, as well as www.watersafety.ie and www.gov.ie/en/department-of-agriculture-food-and-the-marine Potential impacts • Water safety issues due to increased use of waterways, lakes and beaches • Uncomfortable sleeping conditions • Heat stress and dehydration, especially for the vulnerable and elderly • Potential disruption to public transport • Animal welfare issues • Potential drought concerns • Potential wildfires and forest fires
EI01, EI29, EI15, EI12, EI13, EI07, EI23, EI30, EI21, EI31, EI18, EI19, EI22, EI02, EI06, EI16, EI03, EI04, EI11, EI27, EI26, EI14, EI10, EI20, EI25, EI24
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The forecast snapshot was fetched 1 min ago. Every source below declares what it is—and what it is not.
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Fetched 1 min agoCAMS model estimate; not a street-level sensor.
Fetched 1 min agoA primary latest-observations dataset is documented, but its live response shape has not yet been safely validated here.
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Fetched 1 min agoHuman-written Dublin forecast from Met Éireann, reproduced without altering its wording.
Fetched 1 min agoForecast and air-quality values are model output for a grid cell near Dublin, not a sensor in your garden. Weather data by Open-Meteo, adapted under CC BY 4.0. Human forecast and warning data is independently supplied by Met Éireann. The Dublin Airport observation remains unavailable until its documented primary response can be validated safely.