Weather in August 2025

Ireland weather in August 2025

The temperatures in Ireland in August are usually low and can range between 12°C and 17°C.

You can expect about 3 to 8 days of rain in Ireland during the month of August. It’s a good idea to bring along your umbrella so that you don’t get caught in poor weather.

Our weather forecast can give you a great sense of what weather to expect in Ireland in August 2025.

If you’re planning to visit Ireland in the near future, we highly recommend that you review the 14 day weather forecast for Ireland before you arrive.

Temperatures
Temperatures
17° / 12°
Rainy Days
Rainy Days
7
Snowy Days
Snowy Days
0
Dry Days
Dry Days
24
Rainfall
Rainfall
106
mm
8.7
Sun Hours
8.7
Hrs

Ireland annual weather

Month Temperatures Rainy Days Dry Days Snowy Days Rainfall Weather More details
January 8° / 4° 10 18 2 103 mm
Awful
February 8° / 4° 8 18 2 92 mm
Awful
March 9° / 5° 7 23 1 78 mm
Bad
April 10° / 6° 7 22 1 72 mm
Bad
May 13° / 8° 6 25 0 74 mm
Ok
June 15° / 11° 6 24 0 98 mm
Good
July 17° / 12° 7 24 0 97 mm
Ok
August 17° / 12° 7 24 0 106 mm
Ok
September 16° / 11° 7 23 0 89 mm
Ok
October 13° / 10° 8 23 0 123 mm
Bad
November 10° / 7° 9 21 0 124 mm
Bad
December 8° / 5° 9 20 2 114 mm
Awful
Temperatures in Ireland in August
Rain in Ireland in August

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Weather in Ireland in August - FAQ

What is the average temperature in Ireland in August?
The average temperature in Ireland in August is 12/17° C.
What is the chance of rain in Ireland in August?
On average, there are 7 rainy days in Ireland during August.
Weather wise, is August a good time to visit Ireland?
The weather in Ireland in August is ok.
Can it snow in Ireland in August?
On average, there are 0 snowy days in Ireland in August.
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