We’re heading into one of those stretches where the island behaves itself, sunshine and just enough coastal mist to remind you we live in the middle of the Irish Sea.
A bright, easygoing day today with sunny intervals and a warm 18°C. Perfect for getting outside, unless you’re on one of the coasts where the mist insists on being dramatic.
Winds S/SW 10 to 15mph, nudging 20mph in the south later, nothing that’ll blow your chips away. Visibility good, unless you wander into a fog patch.
Heating up!
Mostly sunny tomorrow and up to 19°C, which is practically showing off for May.
Still a chance of coastal mist and even a bit of hill fog, because why limit yourself to one altitude. Winds drop to a gentle 5 to 10mph.
Bank holiday Monday, the warmest day at 20°C. Still dry, still sunny, still that coastal mist lurking like it’s waiting for a cue. Winds light, occasionally 15mph later. Visibility good, unless the fog decides it wants attention.
Tuesday is forecast to be another dry, mostly sunny day around 19°C. Mist continues its coastal residency. Winds turn N/NW, still light.
