Wednesday morning will start misty and mostly cloudy, with the rain and drizzle becoming patchy and scattered over Leinster and east Munster, according to Met Éireann. It will dry out quickly elsewhere, with some bright spells developing. It will be bright in all areas in the afternoon, with sunny spells at times and dry apart from the odd light shower. Top temperatures will range from 15°C to 19°C. Moderate to fresh southwest breezes will veer northwesterly as the rain clears.
Wednesday night will be cooler, clearer and less humid than recent nights with lowest temperatures of 10°C or 11°C. It will start off dry but showers will develop in the west and northwest during the night.
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Wednesday morning will start misty and mostly cloudy, with the rain and drizzle becoming patchy and scattered over Leinster and east Munster, according to Met Éireann. It will dry out quickly elsewhere, with some bright spells developing. It will be bright in all areas in the afternoon, with sunny spells at times and dry apart from the odd light shower. Top temperatures will range from 15°C to 19°C. Moderate to fresh southwest breezes will veer northwesterly as the rain clears.
Wednesday night will be cooler, clearer and less humid than recent nights with lowest temperatures of 10°C or 11°C. It will start off dry but showers will develop in the west and northwest during the night.
In the news
Farmers and renewable energy professionals showed both eagerness for the imminent launch of support schemes and frustration at delays such as those in obtaining a connection to the national electricity grid at the Energy in Agriculture open day.
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