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EnvironmentThis dataset prepresents solar radiation measurements from our weather stations at Ballyhaise, Johnstown Castle, Malin Head and Gurteen. The data presented here is one minute and 60 minute data. Disclaimer The observational data provided herein is made available in accordance...
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EnvironmentSynop messages are used to report weather observations from fixed land weather stations. SYNOP (Surface synoptic observations) messages are text messages in a numeric code specified by the WMO (World Meteorological Organisation). Information on codes can be found here...
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EnvironmentThis resource is offline for maintenance. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. Near-real-time meteorological products from the HARMONIE atmospheric model. NWP computer models use high performance computers to solve a set of hydro-dynamical equations that mathematically...
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EnvironmentMet Éireann have a series of climate stations located strategically across the country providing essential raw data on our climate. Here you can find the last 24 hours of raw climate observational data as a rolling archive from each station. Files with Pluv in the filename...
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EnvironmentDaily air temperatures are given in degrees Celsius (°C) and are collated by month for each year from 1961 to 2021 with each file containing a month of data. Mean temperature values can be determined by calculating the average of the maximum and minimum temperature at a point,...
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EnvironmentDaily rainfall totals are expressed in millimetres (mm) and are collated by year from 1941 to 2022. The daily rainfall total is presented without a decimal point. For example, a value of 123 is equivalent to a daily rainfall total of 12.3 mm. The number of stations available...
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EnvironmentThe data contained in this resource consists of rescued rainfall data from 114 locations across Ireland. The data covers a range of periods pre-1940. Each folder comprises of a csv file with an accompaning metadata text file. The metadata provides a discription of the data,...
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EnvironmentThis GIS resource provides information on the different marine areas used for Met Éireann marine warnings.
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EnvironmentThis table contains hourly elements for the last 30 years measured at our synoptic station in Knock_Airport, Co Mayo. The file is updated monthly. Values for each hour may include (depending on the station): Precipitation Amount (mm); Air Temperature (°C); Wet Bulb Air...
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EnvironmentThis data resource contains 30 year climate averages for temperature in degrees Celsius, relative humidity as a percentage, sunshine (hours), rainfall in mm, wind in knots, and weather (mean number of days of...).
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EnvironmentDaily and monthly climatalogical records for our station at Castleconnell in Co. Limerick. This station is now closed.
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Wind, Maximum Gale Gust (>33.5 Knots)
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GovernmentSunshine
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GovernmentTemperature
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GovernmentRainfall
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Environment30 year climate averages for the stations below.
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EnvironmentThis dataset contains the most recent 26 hours of observations for buoy M6. It is not Quality Controlled and is uploaded directly from the buoy. It includes the following hourly parameters: Mean Sea Level Pressure (pressure) Mean Wind Direction (windDir) Mean Wind Speed km/h...
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EnvironmentThis dataset contains the most recent 26 hours of observations for buoy M5. It is not Quality Controlled and is uploaded directly from the buoy. It includes the following hourly parameters: Mean Sea Level Pressure (pressure) Mean Wind Direction (windDir) Mean Wind Speed km/h...
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EnvironmentThis dataset contains the most recent 26 hours of observations for buoy M4. It is not Quality Controlled and is uploaded directly from the buoy. It includes the following hourly parameters: Mean Sea Level Pressure (pressure) Mean Wind Direction (windDir) Mean Wind Speed km/h...
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