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Dublin, Ireland – Today July 15, as St Swithin’s Day – the feast of the English bishop, forecasts point to a dreary outlook for the capital and the entirety of Ireland. According to centuries-old folklore, the weather on this day foreshadows the conditions for the following 40 days. Sadly, despite a promising start with sunshine gracing the morning, the day is expected to be marred by scattered outbreaks of rain, some of which could be persistent and heavy. Coastal areas may also contend with the lingering presence of mist and fog.

Temperatures in the capital are projected to reach around 19°C, accompanied by light winds. Tonight, the city will experience mistiness and humidity, although it will remain dry, with temperatures dipping to 12°C.

Looking ahead, the Met Eireann forecast offers a mixed bag for the upcoming week. Tuesday is anticipated to be warm, featuring a blend of clouds and sunshine, with the possibility of well-scattered showers. Meanwhile, Wednesday might usher in scattered outbreaks of rain and drizzle amidst sunny spells, especially in midland and eastern areas. Thursday is expected to bring dry intervals in the North and West coupled with warm sunny spells, while other regions might experience cloudy conditions with scattered outbreaks of rain and drizzle.

However, the week might culminate in a damp and blustery Friday nationwide, with temperatures ranging from 16 to 20 degrees.

As the people of and Ireland prepare to face uncertain weather patterns in the coming month, it remains to be seen whether the age-old prophecy of St Swithin’s Day will hold.

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