After a rather dull start to July, Met Eireann has some good news as it is forecasting the return of high pressure this month.
Although there is a lot of uncertainty at the moment, this month will be a bit of a mixed bag according to Met Eireann's long-range weather forecast. Week one (July 8 to July 14) will see the arrival of low pressure to dominate to the southwest, possibly bringing a predominately southwest airflow.
There will be more than average rainfall during week one and this is also likely in week three, meaning we could be in for a wet July overall. Temperatures are signalled to remain around the average for the time of year. Week two will see the return of high pressure.
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Week 2 (Monday 15 July to Sunday 21 July)
A Met Eireann forecaster said: "For week 2, a signal for high pressure to the northeast dominates. This is signalled to bring below average precipitation amounts for mid-July, however temperatures are neither signalled to be above or below average.
Week 3 (Monday 22 July to Sunday 28 July)
"By week 3, uncertainty increases in the forecast, with no signal for high or low pressure dominating. Temperatures will lightly be normal for the time of year, with the possibility of precipitation amounts being above average.
Week 4 (Monday 29 July to Sunday 04 August)
"Uncertainty increases in the forecast for week 4, with again no signal for either high or low pressure dominating. Temperatures are signalled to run around average for Late July and early August, whereas precipitation amounts are signalled to be slightly below average."
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