I wonder what the weather is like in Ireland now.

Ireland has a temperate maritime climate, which is influenced by the North Atlantic warm current, with warm winters and cool summers. There is abundant rainfall, with 275 rainy days a year in some areas.

Dublin, the capital (in fact, Ireland is not big, so I will say the climate of the capital directly) enjoys a warm maritime climate, which is characterized by mild winter, cool summer and no extreme temperature. Contrary to popular belief, there is no high rainfall in Dublin, but the rainfall in western Ireland is twice that in the capital. 1 Monthly average maximum temperature is 7.6 degrees Celsius (45.68 degrees Fahrenheit), and July average maximum temperature is 18.9 degrees Celsius (66.02 degrees Fahrenheit). On average, May and June are the brightest months, with 16 hours of sunshine every day. On average, 1 1 month has the most rainfall. The driest months are February and July, and the rainfall is only 50 mm (1.9 inch). The average annual total rainfall (and other forms of precipitation) is 733 mm (28.8 inches).

Because of the mild climate, the temperature in this city is not extreme at all. The lowest recorded temperature is-12 degrees Celsius (10.4 degrees Fahrenheit). At the other extreme, 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) is the highest temperature on record. Even if there is a little snowfall from 1 1 to March, the main precipitation in winter is rain. December, January and February and Dublin are typical coldest months. However, in recent years, the temperature has risen above the average level (for example, in June 2006, the temperature of 27 degrees Celsius /8 1 Fahrenheit was 10 degrees Celsius higher than the average temperature in that month), especially during the European heat wave in 2003.

It's cloudy on the 25th, and the temperature is 5-8 degrees Celsius. Cloudy on the 26th, possibly rainy, 5-6 degrees; Sunny on the 27th, 4-6 degrees; It will be cloudy on 28th-30th, and it may rain. The temperature is between 3 and 7 degrees, and the temperature difference is not big.