Day
9 °C
Night
3 °C
Sea
9 °C
Precipitation
113 mm
in month
Rainy days
19 days
in month
Daylight
8 hours
average
Sunshine
1 hours
average
Humidity
91 %
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The week of 16 December 2024 - 22 December 2024 had an average daily temperature of 11 °C (52 °F) and a minimum (nighttime) temperature of 7 °C (45 °F). These temperatures are slightly above the long-time average for Galway, being 9 °C (48 °F) for daily temperatures and 4 °C (39 °F) for night temperatures. The average temperatures during different times of day (local time) were following: 7am 9 °C (48 °F), 10am 9 °C (48 °F), 1pm 9 °C (48 °F), 4pm 9 °C (48 °F), 7pm 9 °C (48 °F), 10pm 8 °C (46 °F).
During this week: 1 day without rain and 6 days with light rain were observed. During the whole week, total of 22 mm (0.87 in) of precipitation was observed, which is slightly below the long term average for Galway, which is 27 mm (1.06 in). On average, the cloud coverage during daylight hours (from dawn to dusk) was 80 %.
Average speed of wind was 9.2 m/s. The atmosferic pressure ranged from 991 hpa to 1028 hpa. The average air humidity was 77 % in Galway.
On average, there were 0.5 hours clear skies, 2 hours partially overcast skies, 4.5 hours overcast skies and 1 hour rainy weather during the daytime (from dawn to dusk). On average, the time of sunrise was 08:48, and the time of sunset was 16:18.
The city of Galway, located in Ireland, experiences a generally temperate climate. A range of temperatures can be measured throughout the year, with daytime temperatures averaging from about 8.90 degrees Celsius during the colder months to nearly 19.30 degrees Celsius during the peak of summer. Nighttime temperatures also vary, having lows around 2.90 degrees Celsius in the winter and reaching up to 12.40 degrees Celsius during the summer nights. The patterning of precipitation reveals that June is typically the driest month, averaging around 13.71 days with rainfall, while January stands as the month with the most frequent rainfall, averaging around 18.75 rainy days.
The day's lowest temperature is evident in Galway with an average of 8.90 degrees, and the plummeting night temperature is noteworthy at an average of 3.00 degrees. The wet season looms on the horizon, marking the peak in rainy days at 18.75 and the notable wind speed climax at 5.60 m/s.
In Galway, the chilling night temperature reaches its lowest point at an average of 2.90 degrees. A slight reduction in rainfall becomes apparent, with fewer days of precipitation recorded. Simultaneously, the duration of sunshine begins to expand to an average of 2.22 hours.
A cosy increase in night temperature is noticeable in Galway, with an average of 4.10 degrees, complemented by a rise in daytime warmth as well. The trend of longer sunlit hours persists, amounting to an average of 3.07 hours.
The ascent in Galway's temperatures continues, with the day at a pleasant average of 13.10 degrees and the night following suit at 5.20 degrees. The beginning of a decline in rainy days is discernible, averaging about 13.96 days, while the monthly rainfall dips to its lowest at 67.19 mm. Further, the progress of increasing sunlit hours manifests, reaching an average of 4.66 hours.
May in Galway witnesses a continuation of rising temperatures during both day and night, averaging 15.80 degrees and 7.70 degrees respectively. The trend of increasing rainfall becomes evident as the monthly precipitation reaches 77.58 mm. The peak of sunlit hours is reached with an average of 5.39 hours, and the lowest humidity of the year can be observed at 79.80 percent.
June marks the onset of tourist season in Galway as temperatures rise agreeably, averaging 17.90 degrees during the day and 10.30 degrees at night. Rainfall is at a yearly minimum with only around 13.71 days of rain, and the wind speed reaches its yearly lowest at an average of 4.40 m/s.
With the intensifying tourist season in July, Galway experiences a continued rise in temperatures, with the day reaching a cozy average of 19.2 degrees and the night peaking at an average of 12.4 degrees. A slight uptick in rainy days begins to manifest, averaging around 14.68 days, while the number of sunlit hours starts to decrease, averaging about 4.13 hours.
August witnesses tourist activities at their peak in Galway, with the daytime temperature reaching its yearly maximum. An upward trend in the number of rainy days can be observed, registering an average of 16.50 days, while rainfall itself starts to increase, averaging 98.30 mm.
With the start of autumn in September, there's a noticeable decrease in the day temperature in Galway, averaging 17.40 degrees, accompanied by the onset of cooler nights averaging 10.40 degrees. There is also a gradual reduction in the number of rainy days, averaging around 15.56 days, and the waning of sunlit hours is evident, with an average of 3.35 hours.
The onset of the wet season is palpable in Galway during October; a continuous decline in day temperatures is recorded, averaging 14.10 degrees, and night temperatures follow a similar trend, averaging 7.80 degrees. The maximum rainfall for the year is observable at an average of 125.25 mm, along with a diminution in sunlit hours, averaging 2.49 hours.
Continuing with the wet season, November in Galway brings a persistent decrease in temperatures, averaging 11.00 degrees during the day and 5.30 degrees at night. There's a slight reduction in rainfall with the start of a descending trend. The dwindling number of sunlit hours remains consistent, averaging 1.82 hours.
The year's end in Galway is marked by further reduction in both day and night temperatures, averaging 9.00 degrees and 3.60 degrees respectively. The wet season persists, while the least amount of sunshine is recorded throughout the year, averaging a meager 1.21 hours. Humidity waves its peak level in December.
On average, January in Galway is characterized by around 18.75 days with rainfall.
The night temperature in Galway reaches its yearly minimum in February, with an average low of 2.90 degrees.
In March, the nighttime temperatures in Galway experience a rise to an average of 4.10 degrees.
Galway averages approximately 13.96 rainy days in the month of April.
The typical temperatures in Galway during May are around an average high of 15.80 degrees during the day and a comfortable average low of 7.70 degrees at night.
The driest month in Galway is June with approximately 13.71 rainy days, while the wettest month is January with nearly 18.75 days of rain.
The average daytime temperature in Galway during July hits a pleasant 19.2 degrees, while rainy days make a slight increase to an average of 14.68 days.
August in Galway shows an uptick in rainfall, averaging around 16.50 rainy days, though it does not signify a wet season.
September marks the transition toward cooler weather in Galway, with daytime temperatures averaging around 17.40 degrees and a decline in the frequency of rainy days.
October in Galway is marked by the highest average rainfall of the year at 125.25 mm, showing a notable increase from previous months.
November's typical weather pattern in Galway is characterized by a gradual decrease in temperature and a marginal reduction in rainfall.
December sees further cooling compared to other winter months, with the day temperature averaging around 9.00 degrees and the night at 3.60 degrees.