Sunny Sunday ahead of cold week with possible frost – Met Éireann

Today will be dry and pleasant, with good spells of spring sunshine.

Any overnight mist or fog patches and drizzle in the south of the country will clear early this morning.

The highest temperatures will range between 13 and 17C, staying the warmest away from eastern counties.

It will remain dry and mostly clear tonight, with some mist and fog patches developing at night.

The skies will turn cloudier from the north overnight, with a patchy drizzle expected near the north coast.

Temperatures will drop to 3 and 7C, with freshening winds possible in the northwest towards Monday morning.

Tomorrow will bring a mix of cloud and some bright or sunny spells.

Monday might see some patchy rain or drizzle in some areas, but overall, there will be plenty of dry weather.

However, the day will turn cooler, with the highest temperatures between 8 and 14C in the afternoon, with the lowest values over Ulster.

It will be dry tomorrow night, with long clear spells, but the clouds and patchy drizzle might…

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