Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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TÁ NOLLAIG Bhán á thuar go muiníneach ag meitéareolaí Éireannach amháin i gcodanna áirithe d’Éirinn agus an tír ag druidim le “an aimsir gheimhridh is fuaire go dtí seo” i mbliana.
Chuaigh Cathal Nolan ó Ireland’s Weather Channel chuig na meáin shóisialta Dé Céadaoin chun a rá leis an lucht leanta go bhfuil “muinín méadaitheach ann go mbeidh Éire i ndán d’aimsir níos fuaire le linn na tréimhse roimh an Nollaig agus thar Lá Nollag féin. i gceantair áirithe."
“Is dócha go dtarlóidh an t-athrú seo ar an lá seo an tseachtain seo chugainn agus an fuacht ag brú ar fud na tíre ón iarthuaisceart, ag tabhairt isteach aer i bhfad níos fuaire do na cithfholcadáin geimhridh go minic i gceantair áirithe," a dúirt Cathal.
“Faoi láthair tá an chuma ar an scéal go seasfaidh an aimsir fhuar seo ar feadh na tréimhse roimh an Nollaig agus thar Lá Nollag féin agus is dócha go dtitfidh roinnt sneachta san iarthuaisceart, i dtuaisceart agus i lár na tíre go háirithe.
"Idir an tráth seo agus ina dhiaidh sin feidhmíonn brú ard leibhéal rialaithe agus is dócha go mbeidh an teocht os cionn an mheáin, agus beidh an bháisteach faoi bhun an mheáin cé nach mbeidh sé grianmhar i gcónaí, le scamall athraitheach."
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