Weather Borough District of Clonmel: Forecast & Updates

Anyone who has glanced at a weather app from Clonmel’s borough district knows the feeling: the forecast said dry, the sky said otherwise. Ireland’s Central Statistics Office (Central Statistics Office Ireland (official geography records)) lists Clonmel as the county town of Tipperary, which is why the forecast that matters is the one tagged to the town, not the region.

Current Temperature: 16°C ·
Wind Speed: 5 m/s ·
Humidity: 83% ·
Visibility: 15 km ·
Pressure: 1018 mb ·
Precipitation (evening): 0.6 mm

One read of the numbers explains the damp feel across the borough district: temperatures near 16°C, humidity at 83%, and a light southwest breeze keeping the air moving.

The table below captures the current snapshot readings from official and third-party sources for Clonmel.

The pattern: mild, humid, and changeable — the kind of setup where the evening precipitation figure matters more than the daytime high.

What is the weather forecast for Clonmel tomorrow?

Tomorrow is a three-act day: rain, then a brighter gap, then cloud rebuilding for the evening. Met Éireann, Ireland’s national meteorological service, puts the highest temperatures at 13 to 18 degrees with a light to moderate southwest breeze (Met Éireann (official Clonmel forecast)).

Morning conditions

• Rain is likely in the morning, with temperatures near 13°C under the cloud (WeatherAPI (forecast data provider))
• The morning band is the timing signal to watch: its arrival hour is the least stable part of the day.

That early rain is the reason an hourly page matters more than the daily icon on a phone.

Afternoon outlook

• Brightness is most likely in the gap between the morning band and the evening cloud build.

The afternoon is the short window when outdoor plans in the borough district have the best chance of staying dry.

Evening and night forecast

• Cloud rebuilds through the evening, temperatures ease back toward the low teens, and Weather Underground’s hourly page tracks the shift along with sunrise and sunset times (Weather Underground (hourly and 10-day forecasts))

What this means: the forecast is not dramatic, but the timing is — and timing is exactly what hourly data adds over a daily summary.

What is the 7-day weather forecast for Clonmel?

The 7-day picture is milder than the southwest breeze makes it feel, and the weekend is where the models start to blur.

Day 1-3 overview

• Days 1-3 mix sun and cloud, with a shower chance arriving on day 3 (meteoblue (hourly precipitation detail))

That is a mild, unremarkable setup: nothing extreme, enough showers to keep the ground soft.

Midweek changes

• The midweek stretch is the calmest part of the 7-day picture, with cloud cover easing before the weekend.

For anyone monitoring the ground underfoot, the local ground-condition report is the quiet workhorse of climate data: Clonmel read “good (watering)” after 30mm of rain in the week before the latest check (Irish Horse Racing Regulatory Board (ground-condition reports)).

Weekend outlook

• Weekend rain is possible as the pattern turns less settled (Weather Underground (hourly and 10-day forecasts))

The weekend is where the 7-day forecast starts to blur: the direction is wetter, but the hour-level detail is not reliable this far out.

What this means: nothing severe in the week, but the weekend drift is exactly where hourly services add their value over a once-a-day look.

What is the 10-day and 14-day outlook for Clonmel?

Here is the honest part of any extended forecast: the reliable horizon for Clonmel’s borough district stops well short of a full fortnight.

10-day trend analysis

• AccuWeather’s Clonmel hourly forecast extends through the next 10 days (AccuWeather (hourly forecast provider))
• WeatherAPI’s 10-day table adds daily maxima, minima, wind, precipitation, and humidity in one scan (WeatherAPI (forecast data provider))

At this horizon the numbers are a trend, not a promise: the day-level details shift as new model runs land, and the hourly pages are the first place those shifts show up.

14-day extended forecast limitations

• Beyond day 10, the forecast degrades into an unsettled pattern, and the trustworthy sources in this guide do not pretend to offer hour-level detail there.

The 10-day number is the practical ceiling. Treat any 14-day symbol as direction, not detail.

Why this matters: a 10-day window is enough to make most calls; a 14-day window is enough to make a mistake.

What does Met Éireann say about Clonmel’s weather?

Met Éireann is the reference forecast for the borough district, not a suggestion.

Met Éireann official forecast

• Met Éireann, Ireland’s national meteorological service, runs a dedicated Clonmel, Tipperary forecast page that reaches 7 days ahead; it reports wind strength at 10m at the top of each hour and then in 3-hourly and 6-hourly intervals, with weather type, air temperature, wind speed and direction, and accumulated rainfall, all post-processed from the HARMONIE and ECMWF numerical weather prediction models (Met Éireann (official Clonmel forecast))

That page is the station-level view for the borough district — the number to compare every app against.

How to interpret Met Éireann data

• Read the Clonmel page as the official baseline, then layer an hourly service on top for the fine timing.
• When Met Éireann’s page and a third-party app disagree on rain timing, the official page is the better bet for the headline; the hourly app is the better bet for the exact hour.

The pattern: the official page gives the trustworthy shape of the week; the hourly services give the day-of detail.

How can I get hourly weather updates for Clonmel?

There is no shortage of hourly pages for Clonmel; the difference is what each one shows best.

Hourly forecast from Met Éireann

• Bookmark the Met Éireann Clonmel page first; its wind display uses 10m readings, which is the standard height for official forecasts.

Think of Met Éireann as the pace-setter for every other page in this roundup.

Third-party hourly services

• meteoblue’s weekly Clonmel page layers hourly precipitation probabilities and wind direction details (meteoblue (hourly precipitation detail))
• WeatherBug publishes a Clonmel, Munster page with live weather radar — the fastest visual check for what is arriving next (WeatherBug (live radar and current conditions))

Mobile weather apps

• Save the specific Clonmel URL from your chosen provider to your phone’s home screen, and skip the generic national app’s geolocation guess.
• The same pages load in a phone browser, so the bookmark route is faster than installing and configuring a separate app.

What this means: no single page covers everything — the official page wins on authority, the hourly page wins on timing, and the radar wins on right now.

Clonmel weather timeline

The sequence below follows the same forecast pages cited through this guide.

• Today: breezy and mostly cloudy, with rain and drizzle in the evening (WeatherBug (live radar and current conditions))
• Tomorrow: morning rain, then cloudy through the afternoon (AccuWeather (hourly forecast provider))
• Day 3: partly cloudy with a chance of showers.
• Days 4-7: gradual improvement through the week.
• Days 8-14: unsettled pattern, with longer-range uncertainty.

The pattern: the reliable part of the timeline is the first 7 days; after that, the direction is unsettled and the details are not.

What’s confirmed and what’s unclear

Confirmed facts

• Clonmel is the county town of County Tipperary, in the province of Munster (Central Statistics Office Ireland (official geography records))
• Today’s synoptic reading — 16°C, 83% humidity, a 5 m/s southwest breeze — is the baseline every forecast in this guide starts from.

What’s unclear

• Long-range accuracy fades beyond day 7, and the day 8-14 window turns unsettled (Weather Underground (hourly and 10-day forecasts))
• The hour-level arrival time of rain is the least stable element in every provider’s data.

The balance of evidence points one way: the broad shape of Clonmel’s weather is mild, damp, and changeable, but the hour-level detail is where the forecast earns its keep.

Forecasters on Clonmel’s weather

“Breezy and mostly cloudy this evening, rain and drizzle, highest temperatures of 13 to 18 degrees, with a light to moderate southwest breeze.”

Met Éireann (official Clonmel forecast)

“Clonmel: good (watering) after 30mm of rain in the last week.”

Irish Horse Racing Regulatory Board (ground-condition reports)

Two sources, two lenses: the official service gives the shape of the day, and the racing ground report shows what that weather is doing to the ground underneath.

The takeaway for the borough district of Clonmel is that the weather is rarely dramatic but often damp, and the gap between a national forecast and your actual street is closed by checking the right page at the right time. Start with Met Éireann’s Clonmel page for the official 7-day shape, switch to an hourly service on the morning itself, and treat anything beyond day 10 as a loose steer. For anyone planning outdoor work in the borough district over the next fortnight, the choice is clear: trust the official page for the plan and an hourly source for the timing — or watch rain that was never supposed to fall.

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