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Cork weather overview: climate, seasons and what to expect

Cork, in Munster, Ireland, sits at approximately 51.90°N, 8.47°W and is home to about 190,000 people. This page compares forecasts from three independent weather providers — Open-Meteo, OpenWeather and WeatherAPI — so you can see at a glance where they agree and where they differ. The data refreshes every 12 hours via ISR.

Climate-wise, Cork has a temperate oceanic climate: summers are rarely very hot and rain is spread across the seasons. Expect the most heat in July (about 18°C by day) and the chilliest nights in March (around 3°C). Most rain falls in December, roughly 149 mm. The nearest places with their own forecast page are Kilkenny (118 km), Dingle/Daingean Uí Chúis (126 km) and Dublin (220 km).

Frequently asked questions

What is the weather in Cork today?

Right now Cork shows cloudy conditions at around 9°C (feels like 7°C), based on OpenWeatherMap. The chance of rain today is about 45%. Compare this with the other sources above for a fuller picture.

What is the weather in Cork tomorrow?

Tomorrow in Cork: expect a high of 12°C and a low of 7°C, with a 100% chance of rain. See the hourly breakdown above for more detail.

Will it rain in Cork today?

The precipitation probability for Cork is around 45% according to OpenWeatherMap. Check the Rain forecast section for the hour-by-hour breakdown and compare with other sources.

What is the 14-day forecast for Cork?

The 14-day forecast above shows daily highs, lows and rain probability for Cork from multiple sources; compare them to see how confident the outlook is.

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