What is the temperature in Ireland?

Answer 1

The climate is temperate maritime;modified by North Atlantic Current;mild winters,cool summers;consistently humid;overcast about half the time.

The summer months of May to August are the warmest time in Ireland; temperatures range between approximately 10C to 17C. May and June have the least rain and are less changeable on a day-to-day basis than the climate during the rest of the year.

The Winter months of January and February are the coldest months, with temperatures around 4C to 7C.

It rains a great deal of the time. The Irish term, 'a soft day', describes the soft, misty days which prevail throughout the year, when all is green and grey. The term is an interesting comment on the Irish character; the English would generally refer to grey, drizzly and chilly days as 'miserable weather'.

Answer 2

Ireland sits on the extreme west of Europe. It benefits from the warming effect of the Gulf Stream, and is subject to the prevailing south-westerlies that come in from the Atlantic. Its climate is mild and wet. It rarely freezes, but rainfall is high, mainly cyclonic. Winters are cool and very wet, summers are warm and wet, (though a bit drier than winter). It rarely gets very hot in the summer. The climate is ideal for grass, hence "The Emerald Isle".

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Ireland generally has a mild temperate climate with rain throughout the year. Winters are usually mild and snow only falls every 3 or 4 years - the winters of 2009/10 and 2010/11 were unusually severe but were not normal. Summer temperatures are normally in the low 20s C or high teens, and winter temperatures are usually above freezing by day and just under at night

In the summer time it's sunny dry warm and rainy.

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Ireland has a very mild climate, with little fluctuation. It usually has plentiful rainfall and pretty tolerable conditions. Ireland has relatively warm summers and mild winters.

Answer 3

The weather in Ireland can vary. Hot summers but never too hot and cold for all the rest of the seasons.

Overall it is never extremely hot and quite a mild country and It tends to rain alot!

Answer 4

Extreme weather for Ireland is:

Thunder, flash flooding, 20 degrees ect.

The thunder is not often

Answer 5

As with the UK and Western Europe, Ireland, despite it's relatively northern latitude, is strongly influenced by the warm currents of the gulf stream. Basically means warmer, wetter and lots of low cloud cover.

Answer 6

during 2012 the average recorded temperature for the republic of ireland was 17 degrees celsius

Answer 7

Because the mediterranean climate is much more hotter.

Answer 8

Its more farther from the equator.

Answer 9

Yes