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Is féidir a bheith ag súil le teochtaí fuara go luath an tseachtain seo de réir mar a thagann aermhais níos fuaire agus a shocraíonn sé ar fud na tíre.
Tá Met Éireann ag tuairisciú go bhfuil an teocht 'níos fuaire ná mar a bhí le déanaí' Dé Máirt seo caite, le 12 céim san iarthuaisceart go 17 céim san oirdheisceart.
Tá gaotha an iarthair ag cur an aeir níos fuaire fós ná mar atá sé mar go mbeifí ag súil go n-iompóidh siad siar ó thuaidh agus go n-iompóidh siad ‘láidir uaireanta’.
Is féidir a bheith ag súil le aimsir níos gile, áfach, mar go bhfuil neart gréine tuartha ar fud na tíre.
Deir tuarascáil Met Éireann: “Leanúint de bheith measartha fionnuar thar na laethanta ina dhiaidh sin ach le geasa maithe gréine mar chúiteamh.
“Beidh go leor aimsir thirim ann freisin in go leor ceantar, ach beidh cithfholcadáin scaipthe freisin.
"Tá seans ann go n-éireoidh sé tirim go príomha níos déanaí sa deireadh seachtaine agus go luath an tseachtain seo chugainn le brú ard ag imirt ról níos mó, le gaotha éadrom agus le teocht ag teacht chucu féin beagán."
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