Ireland experiences the aftermath of Storm Bert with warnings of heavy showers, hail, and thunderstorms. Temperatures are set to plunge, bringing frost and fog.
Storm Bert ripped through the country over the weekend, leaving behind significant damage. While the storm has passed, this week's weather conditions will be less than ideal. Despite a mild weekend, temperatures are expected to plummet soon. Met Eireann has issued warnings of heavy showers, hail, and thunderstorms throughout Monday. Temperatures will drop to as low as -3 degrees during the week, bringing fog and frost.
The national forecaster predicts a rather cold and mostly settled midweek with some frost and fog, but milder and more unsettled conditions later in the week. \Monday 25th November sees a mix of sunshine and scattered showers, some heavy, with a slight chance of hail and isolated thunderstorms, most frequent in the north, west, and southwest. Moderate to fresh southwest to west winds, strong to near gale force and gusty in the north and northwest, will ease through the day as Storm Bert moves away, becoming mainly light to moderate by evening. Highest afternoon temperatures will be 7 to 10 degrees. Showers will become mostly confined to coastal counties of the west and north tonight and will gradually become more isolated, with long clear spells developing. Frost and some icy patches will develop as temperatures fall to between -2 to +2 degrees in light to moderate southwest or variable breezes. A few isolated mist and fog patches will develop.\Tuesday 26th November will be dry and sunny for most..
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