Wind forecast Nenagh today

Wind in Nenagh right now

Meteogram and wind rose for Nenagh

Next 48 hours, hour by hour

Mean wind through the next 48 hours runs between 5 and 21 km/h (3 to 13 mph), mostly from the SW. The strongest gust is 38 km/h (24 mph) at Sun 13:00. Speeds are in km/h with miles per hour underneath. Direction is where the wind comes from.

Seven-day gust outlook

The windiest day of the week is Fri 9/10 with gusts to 50 km/h (31 mph). The calmest is Tue 6/10, gusts to 25 km/h (16 mph). Later days are less certain than the first two: the further out, the more the models can disagree.

What the wind does in Nenagh

Nenagh, or An tAonach, is situated in County Tipperary, an inland county in the province of Munster. Wind patterns here are influenced by its distance from the coast, approximately 43 km. While not directly exposed to Atlantic gales in the same way as coastal locations, Nenagh experiences winds driven by the passage of depressions across Ireland. Gusts, which are short-term increases in wind speed, will typically exceed the mean wind speed. The prevailing wind direction across County Tipperary is from the southwest. Mean 10 m wind speeds across the county generally range from 3.5 to 5.5 m/s, with higher speeds possible in more exposed areas. The Wind Agent provides precise wind data for Nenagh, including current conditions, a 48-hour table, and 7-day gust forecasts.

Seasonal pattern

The seasonal wind pattern in Nenagh largely mirrors that of County Tipperary. The county experiences its calmest conditions during summer and autumn. The strongest winds typically occur in winter and early spring, coinciding with the passage of frontal systems across the country. While Nenagh is inland, these systems can still bring significant wind. Gusts are generally more pronounced during these windier periods. The overall wind climate in County Tipperary is influenced by its inland position, though features elsewhere in the county such as Lough Derg can generate localised squalls. The Wind Agent's 7-day gust forecast can help users anticipate these variations.

Exposure and shelter

Nenagh's exposure to wind is typical of an inland town. While it does not experience direct coastal exposure, its position within County Tipperary means it is subject to the general synoptic wind patterns affecting Ireland. Buildings and terrain features within the town can create localised shelter or funnelling effects. For instance, wind speeds can be lower in the lee of structures or higher in narrow passages. The county's geography, including the Golden Vale and parts of Lough Derg, influences regional wind flow. While some areas elsewhere in the county, such as the Galtee and Knockmealdown summits, are known for higher exposure, Nenagh's specific location will determine its immediate wind environment.

Local uses of the wind forecast

Accurate wind information in Nenagh is valuable for several local activities. For the agri-food and dairy sectors, and for horse breeding, wind speed and direction are important for tasks such as spraying, silage timing, and managing livestock. Rural tourism benefits from understanding wind conditions for outdoor activities. Sport, including local GAA pitches, also relies on wind data for planning and participant comfort. While Nenagh is not coastal, nearby Lough Derg (approximately 12 km away) is used for activities like sailing and windsurfing, particularly at Dromineer and Lough Derg Windsurf, where precise wind data is essential for safety and enjoyment. Building and roofing work also requires consideration of wind conditions.

Near Nenagh

Nenagh is in Co. Tipperary, one of 12 towns we publish for the county. The nearest observing stations are Gurteen (24 km), Shannon Airport EINN (METAR) (52 km) and Shannon Airport (52 km). The closest wind farm in our guide is Lisheen Wind Farm, about 32 km away.

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