Weather forecasts are indicating a ‘cold start’ to 2025 with a storm on the horizon for New Year’s Day. It comes following a mild end to the year, with Carlow Weather’s Alan O’Reilly explaining that it is still ‘very hard to call’ whether we’ll have a white start to 2025 or not. The weather expert explained that the low pressure system was appearing a ‘little but further south.
’ The current change results in the reduction of stronger winds for ‘many areas’ but increases the risk of sleet and snow for the northern half of the country,’ Mr O’Reilly explained. He added that details will ‘chop and change’ over the coming days, with it hard to foresee if there will be snow or not. It’ll be a damp end to the year, however, with rain in the northwest on Monday and Tuesday continuing with a wet start leading to a potential storm on Wednesday.
A little longer update on Sunday morning with a look at latest charts. Going to be a lot of chopping and changing on weather forecast details over next few days but interesting to follow and cold start to 2025. pic.
twitter.com/9xW0YqYbTJ Met Éireann have issued a Status Yellow gale warning from Slyne Head to Rossan Point to Fair Head effecting from midnight on Monday to 9pm Monday night. From 9am Monday to 6pm Tuesday a Status Yellow gale warning is in place for all coasts off Ireland and on the Irish Sea.
Met Éireann said: ‘Southwest to west winds will reach gale force or strong gale force.’ The forecas.
