? What's the weather like in Ireland all year round?

Ireland has a mild and humid climate, which belongs to a typical temperate maritime climate and is influenced by the North Atlantic warm current. The difference between the four seasons is not obvious. The annual average temperature is between 0℃ and 20℃. It is rainy all year round, and sunny days account for about 1/5 of the whole year. Influenced by the Gulf Stream and the prevailing southwest wind in the Atlantic Ocean, the climate in Ireland is stable and the temperature in the whole country is basically the same. 4-7℃ in winter and 14- 16℃ in summer. The precipitation is 800- 1000 mm.

Extended data:

Ireland is located in the south-central part of Ireland Island in Western Europe, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the west, Northern Ireland in the northeast and Britain across the Irish Sea in the east, with geographical coordinates of 53 degrees north latitude/8 degrees west longitude. The land area is 70,280 square kilometers, including 68,890 square kilometers of land and 1.390 square kilometers of water. The coastline is 3 169 km long.

Central Ireland is a plain with many lakes and swamps, with an average elevation of about 100 meters. The north, northwest and south are plateaus and mountains. The central part is hilly and plain, and the coastal areas are mostly highlands; The longest river, river shannon, is about 370 kilometers long, and the largest lake is Lake Koilib.

The main mineral resources in Ireland are natural gas, peat, copper, lead, graphite, zinc, silver, barite, gypsum, limestone and dolomite. Ireland is rich in lead-zinc deposits and is the largest lead-zinc producer in Europe. Zinc production accounts for 4.3% of the world, lead production accounts for 2% of the world, and peat is widely distributed, accounting for about 13% of the national area. Natural gas reserves are estimated at 38.2 billion cubic meters. 70% of its energy demand depends on imports.

The flag of Ireland is a horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 2: 1. From left to right, it consists of three parallel and equal vertical rectangles: green, white and orange. The national emblem of Ireland1945165438+1adopted on October 9th, with the harp shield emblem.

Reference source:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ireland