Water levels are steady at just above .6 metres on the gauge. Brian McEvoy caught and released a fish estimated at 10lbs on a black flying c from the Stoppage Pool at the back of the vets in Tullaghan on Sunday afternoon. A fish was lost on fly at the Eel Weir Pool this afternoon but no further fish have been recorded.
Today’s Water Level.
Today’s Temperatures.
Water 5c
Air 10c
Wind SE 2 knots
Humidity 88%
Pressure 1021(hPa)
High Tides For the Coming Days.
Tuesday 19 January
8.08am 3.8m
8.33pm 3.6m
Wednesday 20 January
8.43am 3.7m
9.08pm 3.5m
Thursday 21 January
9.19am 3.6m
9.43pm 3.3m
Brian McEvoy’s Returned Fish.
Photo Courtesy of Brian McEvoy
Weather Outlook.
Today
Mainly dry and cold tonight, with some patches of fog and possibly a slight frost in sheltered areas for a time. Lowest temperatures 1 to 5 degrees. But temperatures recovering a little later, as fresh to strong and gusty southeast winds develop, and some rain will affect west Munster before dawn.
Tomorrow
Tomorrow Tuesday will be a cold, windy and mostly cloudy day. Ulster and north Leinster will stay largely dry until dusk, with a few bright spells. But rain will become widespread over Connacht, Munster and south Leinster, with some heavy rain over parts of Munster in the afternoon. Top temperatures will reach 6 to 9 degrees, but it will feel much colder in the strong and gusty southeast winds.
Outlook
The weather will remain changeable and unsettled for the rest of the week and over the coming weekend. While there will be some frost from time to time, it won’t be exceptionally cold at any stage. On Tuesday night, rain will continue in Ulster and in many parts of Leinster on Tuesday night and it will be quite mild. Clearer weather, with just a few scattered showers, will develop in Munster, Connacht and in south Leinster, but it will turn cold under clearing skies, with a touch of frost. Some fog also, as winds slacken. On Wednesday, rain will continue in east Ulster for a time, eventually fizzling out later in the day. Bright or sunny spells over the bulk of the country, but scattered showers also, these mainly along Atlantic coasts. Cool, with light southwesterly or variable winds. Becoming windy overnight, with strong south to southeast winds developing and rain along west and southwest coasts by morning. Thursday will be very windy, with southeasterly gales along the coast. Rain also, but clearer weather, with just scattered showers, will follow from the Atlantic during the afternoon and evening and winds will ease as they veer southwest to west in direction. A slight frost may occur on Thursday night. Friday will have a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers, most of the showers in the southwest, west and northwest. Frost overnight. Saturday will be mainly dry with sunny spells and light winds.
A Misty Red Roof Pool This Afternoon.
