MAKE THE MOST OF THE WEATHER

Weatherdial forecasts are quick and easy to access, making them the perfect choice whether at home or on the move.

Weatherdial forecasts are updated as the weather changes (at least twice per day), so you can be confident of their accuracy.

Weatherdial cannot prevent the rain (or bring out the sun!), but we do our best to help you better plan your leisure activities with Ireland’s most trusted weather forecasts.

Why Ireland’s weather is so variable

The dominant influence on Ireland’s climate is the Atlantic Ocean. Consequently, Ireland does not suffer from the extremes of temperature experienced by many other countries at similar latitude. However, Ireland’s weather is far from predictable due to being strongly influenced by both a polar front and a range of air masses. The polar front is a zone of transition between warm, moist air (sometimes of tropical origin) moving northwards and colder, denser, drier air (usually of polar origin) which is moving southwards. The sequence of cloudy, humid weather with rain, followed by brighter, colder weather with showers is typical of the Irish climate. Ireland also experiences a range of air masses with different sources and tracks, giving us our unpredictable, variable weather.