Tá tromlach mór múinteoirí in Éirinn ag súil le deacrachtaí a bheith acu a fhíorú gur ag daltaí amháin atá an obair críochnaithe
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Tugann saineolaithe rabhadh faoi aimsir 'rollercoaster' an tseachtain seo
Táthar ag súil le "rollchóstóir" teochtaí an tseachtain seo agus saineolaithe ag tabhairt rabhaidh do dhaoine in Éirinn gan "a gcótaí móra a phacáil ar shiúl" go fóill.
Tháinig Stoirm Dave thar an tír thar dheireadh seachtaine na Cásca agus thug sí gaotha láidre agus báisteach throm in áiteanna ach tá na teochtaí ag ardú agus táthar ag súil go mbeidh ardteocht idir 17 agus 18 céim ann Dé Máirt agus Dé Céadaoin.
Mar sin féin, táthar ag súil go n-imeoidh na coinníollacha níos teo sin i gceann cúpla lá de réir mar a thiteann an teocht arís, go háirithe san oíche, áit a bhfeicfimid 2 go 3 chéim in áiteanna.
Chuir Alan O'Reilly, Fear Aimsire Cheatharlach, rabhadh ar na meáin shóisialta faoin aimsir fhuar atá ag filleadh, agus dúirt sé,
"Tá rollchóstóir teochtaí romhainn mar sin ná téigh ag pacáil na geansaithe agus na gcótaí móra tar éis Dé Céadaoin. Beidh siad ag teastáil uait arís níos déanaí sa tseachtain agus b'fhéidir isteach sa tseachtain dár gcionn."
Rollercoaster of temperatures ahead so don’t go packing away the big jumpers and coats after Wednesday. You’ll be needing them again later in the week and possibly into the following week pic.twitter.com/PmFPz6DFE2
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) April 5, 2026
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