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on the 7th the showers were mainly in the south-west, with bright spells elsewhere, but showers became more widespread by the afternoon, some heavy with thunderstorms, with 45.2 mm of rain at Magilligan (Londonderry). The 8th was breezy and wet, with showery rain continuing throughout, followed by a mixture

start with patchy fog, the 15th was cloudy, becoming wet and windy from the west from mid-afternoon, with gusts to 59 mph at Magilligan (County Londonderry). It was brighter with scattered showers on the 16th, and cloudier on the 17th with showers becoming more widespread during the afternoon. 18th

became more widespread by the afternoon, some heavy with thunderstorms, with 45.2 mm of rain at Magilligan (Londonderry). The 8th was breezy and wet, with showery rain continuing throughout, followed by a mixture of sunshine and showers on the 9th. 10th to 21st The 10th remained mostly cloudy

spreading from the south from early afternoon and becoming widespread. The 17th brought some showers. Mist and fog for many places on the 18th all cleared by lunchtime, then it was fine, Magilligan (Londonderry) sunniest with 8.3 hours. 19th to 31st The 19th was very wet, as an area of rain spread up from

of 40 knots (46 mph) at Magilligan (County Londonderry), with isolated showers. The 3rd was cloudy, breezy, and showery at times, with the showers becoming widespread and locally heavy and more general rain reaching the north-west by evening. 8th to 13th The next four days were typified by sunshine

by strong winds with Magilligan (County Londonderry) recording a maximum gust of 51 knots. Rain was widespread and occasionally heavy on the 9th, clearing from the west but persisting in the east into the evening, with Orlock Head (County Down) and Magilligan recording maximum gusts of 51 knots. Frost

with light showers, but mild with Helens Bay (Down) reaching a maximum of 18.4 °C. Rain affected all parts at times throughout the 14th. A cloudy but mild morning on the 15th, Magilligan (Londonderry) not falling below 10.5 °C, with patchy rain, was followed by a brighter afternoon with scattered showers

(Londonderry). The 3rd was cloudy and rather showery, with a few longer spells of rain developing, heavy at times, but the afternoon was brighter with showers easing. The 4th was sunny, Aldergrove (Antrim) recording 15.1 hours of sunshine. The north stayed fine on the 5th, while cloud increased from the south

from the south-west during the afternoon. Further rain belts crossed the country on the 18th, but it was mild with a high of 12.3 °C at Magilligan (County Londonderry), and Ballywatticock (County Down) did not fall below 8.4 °C overnight into the 19th. The 19th had frequent showers and longer spells

-west, with isolated showers moving into the west and south-west late afternoon. The night of the 6th/7th was warm with a minimum of 16.6 °C at Magilligan (County Londonderry), and on the 7th bands of showers spread eastwards through the day, turning locally heavy at times. Most places were warm