Met Eireann has given its verdict for the Easter bank holiday weekend, with a "somewhat varied' week of weather is coming up as passing weather fronts bring a mix of conditions.
Easter Sunday is now just a week away, and the latest long-range forecast indicates that high pressure is set to dominate with anticyclones located to the east of Ireland impacting the weather at both the beginning and end of the week. It is likely that more settled conditions will be experienced during these periods.
Today Sunday will be mostly cloudy with hazy sunny spells breaking through later in the afternoon. Mostly dry with just isolated spots of light rain or drizzle possible, with highest temperatures of 10 to 12 degrees in light variable breezes.
