Forecast valid from: 00:00, Monday 01 December 2025 until 00:00, Tuesday 02 December 2025
Southwest winds will reach force 6 at times on all Irish coasts through the period.
Southwesterly winds will reach gale force 8 at times this morning (Monday morning) on Irish coastal waters from Wicklow Head to Carnsore Point to Roches Point and on the south Irish Sea.
A complex area of low pressure, with a centre of 970hPa 480 nautical miles southwest of Iceland, generates a mostly moderate to near gale force south to southwest airflow over Ireland. Associated weather fronts track eastwards over the country.
Gale Warning: In effect
Small Craft Warning: In effect
Heavy Swell (>4m) : Nil
Wind: South to southwest force 6 to gale force 8. Imminent decreasing southwesterly force 6 or near gale force 7 between Howth Head and Roches Point and in the south Irish sea, but decreasing mostly southwesterly or variable force 2 to 4 elsewhere. Soon reaching gale force 8 at times between Wicklow Head and Roches Point and in the south Irish sea. Later becoming southwesterly force 4 to 6 everywhere.
Weather: Widespread rain clearing eastwards followed by scattered showers, some merging into longer spells of rain at times. Mist patches too.
Visibility: Reducing moderate or poor in precipitation and mist, otherwise good.
Wind: Imminent decreasing southwesterly force 4 or 5. Soon increasing force 4 to 6 south of Slyne Head. Later increasing force 5 or 6
Weather: Widespread rain clearing eastwards followed by scattered showers, some merging into longer spells of rain at times. Mist patches too.
Visibility: Reducing moderate or poor in precipitation and mist, otherwise good.
Mostly moderate to strong southwest to west winds, but reaching near gale force at times in western and northwestern sea areas. Weather: Fair to cloudy with scattered showers.
Forecast issued at: 00:00, Monday 01 December 2025
All times are local unless specified