Met Éireann forecasts mild, wet weather until midweek, then cooler
Met Éireann expects mild, cloudy and occasionally wet weather to continue until midweek, with temperatures up to 20 degrees on Monday before a cooler, brighter turn from Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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The story, neutrally told
Left · 1Met Éireann has forecast that the mild start to October will continue for a few more days before conditions turn cooler in the middle of the week. The Irish TimesLC “The mild start to October is to continue for another few days before conditions take a cooler turn in the middle of the week, Met Éireann has forecast.” Read at The Irish Times ↗ Left · 1Monday morning follows a very mild night of 13-15 degrees and is to begin cloudy in most places with patches of rain, drizzle and mist. The Irish TimesLC “After a very mild night with temperatures of 13-15 degrees, Monday morning is to begin cloudy in most places with patches of rain, drizzle and mist.” Read at The Irish Times ↗ Left · 1It will stay humid for most of Monday; the north and west will keep some rain while the south and east turn drier, with highs of up to 20 degrees. The Irish TimesLC “whereas the north and west will continue to have some rain, the south and east will become drier, with temperatures reaching as high as 20 degrees.” Read at The Irish Times ↗
Left · 1Tuesday morning brings more dull and wet weather across the north and west, moving south during the day, with highs of up to 18 degrees and the southeast likely to be warmest. The Irish TimesLC “Tuesday morning will see more dull and wet weather across the north and west which will move southwards across the country during the day.”“temperatures of up to 18 degrees forecast and the southeast likely to be the warmest.” Read at The Irish Times ↗ Left · 1Once the rain clears, Tuesday night is expected to be cooler than of late, at 5-9 degrees. The Irish TimesLC “Tuesday night is expected to be cooler than of late, reaching just 5-9 degrees.” Read at The Irish Times ↗ Left · 1Wednesday is forecast to be cool and bright with the occasional shower and moderate to fresh breezes, with no temperatures above 14 degrees anywhere. The Irish TimesLC “Wednesday, which will be cool and bright with just the occasional shower and some moderate to fresh breezes”“Temperatures are not expected to rise above 14 degrees anywhere.” Read at The Irish Times ↗
Left · 1Thursday should begin mostly dry with early sunshine before rain moves into the north and west later, and no dramatic change is expected towards the weekend, with cloudy and clear spells, little rain and highs around 13-15 degrees. The Irish TimesLC “highest daytime temperatures still hovering around 13-15 degrees.”“rain will move into the north and west later on.” Read at The Irish Times ↗ Right · 1The Irish Independent's headline describes the week ahead as mixed, including a couple of 'cool and bright autumnal days'. Irish IndependentRC “Met Éireann forecasts mixed conditions for week ahead - including a couple of ‘cool and bright autumnal days’” Read at Irish Independent ↗
Every sentence links to the reporting it rests on. The pill in front of each says where its sources sit: Left, Centre or Right when one side supplies at least half of them, Mixed when they are evenly split. The number is how many outlets it cites.
Left1 outlet
- Framing
- The Irish Times leads with continuity: mild, cloudy, occasionally wet weather until midweek, then a cooler turn, with a detailed day-by-day forecast.
- Emphasis
- Temperatures, regional rain differences and the drop on Tuesday night and Wednesday.
- Leaves out or plays down
- No notable omissions for a forecast.
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“Mild, cloudy, occasionally wet weather to continue until midweek” — The Irish Times
Centre0 outlets
No centre outlet in our sources has covered this story yet.
Right1 outlet
- Framing
- The Irish Independent frames the week as 'mixed', highlighting a couple of cool, bright autumnal days.
- Emphasis
- The variety of conditions and the autumnal days.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Its headline does not mention the mild, wet start to the week that the Irish Times leads with.
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“Met Éireann forecasts mixed conditions for week ahead - including a couple of ‘cool and bright autumnal days’” — Irish Independent
What every side reports
- Met Éireann is the source of the forecast.
- The week ahead is a mix of mild and cooler conditions, including cool, bright autumnal days.
Met Éireann organisation
Met Éireann forecasts mild, humid, cloudy weather with rain in the north and west to midweek, then cooler, brighter conditions.
“The mild start to October is to continue for another few days before conditions take a cooler turn in the middle of the week, Met Éireann has forecast.” — The Irish Times
Left1 article
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Mild, cloudy, occasionally wet weather to continue until midweek
Neutral Straightforward day-by-day forecast stressing mild weather giving way to cooler conditions.
Centre0 articles
No coverage yet.
Right1 article
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Neutral Headline presents the week as mixed, with a couple of cool, bright autumnal days.
- 5 Oct 07:30 First Irish IndependentRC Met Éireann forecasts mixed conditions for week ahead - including a couple of ‘cool and bright autumnal days’
- 5 Oct 07:31 +2m The Irish TimesLC Mild, cloudy, occasionally wet weather to continue until midweek
Times are when each article was published, or when we first saw it if the outlet gave no time.