The Dry weather is continuing and indeed the dry trend for 2011 has continued also. Ireland saw a little bit of heavy rain at the start of April and also in February but there has been an awful lot of dry weather this year.
As has been previously discussed here the past 3 or 4 years have followed a similar pattern to this one and have usually ended in May or June turning wetter and this has been followed by long periods of rain and thundery weather.
This year though long range predictions have weaker energy coming from the Atlantic and are just showing a short breakdown for May in the weather. After this June and July are looking like they will bring a recovery in temperatures and weather conditions but the weathergossip 2011 Summer weather forecast which will be published at the end of this week will confirm all.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Warmth continues
Sunny April 2011 |
Or so it would seem. It depends on many factors and the final week could go a long way to telling if April 2011 is going to be a record breaker. Finally a sneak preview of May suggests a cooler period of weather with quite a degree more wet weather on the horizon by then
Then if we look further ahead to the Summer of 2011 the weather still looks like it will be warm a lot of the time and there will be many periods of good weather overall.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
April Dry Weather
Dry trends in the Long Range Models now for April with High becoming established for the rest of the month and in to May. Not certain if a cooler trend will establish then with Low Pressure. What is certain is that temperatures on average through April will be near record values.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
April Record Average Temperature
It now looks highly likely that the average temperature for this month will be close to a record for the month for Ireland. Perhaps even above 11c. The normal is 8c. So a 3c deviation is quite a lot. more to follow...
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Warm and Cool Spells
The weather doesnt seem to know what its at in Ireland these days does it. One day cold the next roasting. This next few days could see temperatures exceed 20c but then by this time next week we could be talking 10c with ground frosts and even tonight there may be a grass frost in the North.
It makes you wonder what is going on with the weather in Ireland in the past few weeks. Essentially it has been dry but the average temperature has been breached by day, however a lot of the time the nights have been frosty.
The temperatures for the coming few weeks are going to continue to vary it would seem but but April so far is running 2 to 3c ABOVE average. It is in essence giving Ireland temperatures that would be more reminiscent of June, or definitely May.
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