Thursday
A band of heavy rain will sweep eastward through the morning and afternoon, bringing some snow to higher ground. Showers will follow in its wake. Expect strong winds with gales in exposed areas. Highs will range from 6â�'8°C in the south to 3â�'4°C in the north.
 

Thursday Night
Rain and showers will clear eastward in the evening, giving way to a brief dry spell. However, another area of heavy rain and strong winds will reach Ireland and spread eastward across Wales and western England overnight. Snow is likely over high ground and possibly at lower levels in northern Ireland. Severe gales are expected from the southwest, with overnight lows of 9°C in the south and 2°C in the north.

Friday
Storm Éowyn will bring stormy conditions across the country, featuring heavy rain, snow in the north, and widespread severe gales. By afternoon, the rain will clear to the north, making way for blustery showers, some of which may turn wintry in the west and northwest. Highs will reach 10â�'12°C in the south but remain cooler at 4â�'6°C in the north.
 

Saturday
On Saturday, Storm Éowyn will shift northeastward, leading to easing winds for most areas. Blustery showers will persist, with the possibility of wintry precipitation in the north and west. Later in the day, a longer spell of rain or sleet could move eastward. Highs will range from 5â�'7°C, and frost is likely overnight.