I am planning a trip too Dublin after a visit to London for 4 days late November, 2018. What will the weather most likely be like. Also I would like to spend 2 days in Dublin then have days outside. Where would you travel to in those 2 days. Cliffs of Moher and where else. I know time is limited. Your opinions. Please.
Posted by
Portsmouth
5256 posts
I'd put good money on it being wet.
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11154 posts
Historical records show late Nov to have highs in the mid 40s and lows to as low as freezing. 11 days of the month get rain
Posted by
Michigan
375 posts
Layers, layers, layers.
Posted by
Colorado Springs
2813 posts
...and Goretex.
Posted by
Land of La
8645 posts
No one can predict weather but heed the advice of layers and a waterproof jacket.
I’ve been Eire in November twice. A decade between visits. Heavy rain for a portion of the first trip, mostly light morning showers then blue skies on the second.
It’s a crap shoot but it’s so beautiful with wonderful people, food and Guinness that Mother Nature can do what she pleases.
Posted by
Fanwood, NJ, USA.
16 posts
Hi Dsveith.
It's a bit of a lottery in November. It could be wet, it could be dry, it could be freezing or it could be mild! I know thats not a very good answer but its the way it is. I believe its been very dry there for the last few weeks and quite mild but according to their meteorological service, thats is to change this week.
The weather doesn't matter, it is so beautiful no matter what the day. Just make sure you have lots of layers, a good jacket with a hood and good waterproof walking/hiking boots.
Hope this helps a bit!
Mike.