Wind forecast Termonfeckin today
Now 17 km/h SW, gusts 33 km/h (11 mph, gusts 21 mph) at Termonfeckin (Tearmann Feichín), Co. Louth. That is Beaufort force 3, a gentle breeze, and the wind is steady over the next six hours. Modelled for Sun 14:30 Irish time.
Wind in Termonfeckin right now
WINDIEST HOUR TODAY13:00: 24 km/h (15 mph) from the SW, gusting 45 km/h (28 mph).
NEAREST STATION OBSERVATIONDublin Airport (EIDW, 38 km away): 19 km/h (12 mph) from the WSW. Measured at 14:00, 33 minutes old when this page was built.
Meteogram and wind rose for Termonfeckin
The next days at Termonfeckin: speed, gust and direction.
How often the wind blows from each direction at Termonfeckin, from reanalysis.
Next 48 hours, hour by hour
Mean wind through the next 48 hours runs between 4 and 25 km/h (2 to 16 mph), mostly from the SW. The strongest gust is 46 km/h (29 mph) at Mon 11:00. Speeds are in km/h with miles per hour underneath. Direction is where the wind comes from.
| Time | From | Wind km/h | Gust km/h | 80 m km/h |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 14:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3522 mph | 3119 mph |
| Sun 15:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3220 mph | 2918 mph |
| Sun 16:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3522 mph | 3019 mph |
| Sun 17:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3321 mph | 3019 mph |
| Sun 18:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3522 mph | 3220 mph |
| Sun 19:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3723 mph | 3522 mph |
| Sun 20:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3421 mph |
| Sun 21:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3421 mph | 3220 mph |
| Sun 22:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3421 mph | 3321 mph |
| Sun 23:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3321 mph | 3119 mph |
| Mon 00:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3421 mph | 3321 mph |
| Mon 01:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3321 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 02:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3119 mph | 3019 mph |
| Mon 03:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3321 mph |
| Mon 04:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3321 mph | 3119 mph |
| Mon 05:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3220 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 06:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3119 mph | 3119 mph |
| Mon 07:00 | SW | 1610 mph | 3019 mph | 3019 mph |
| Mon 08:00 | SW | 1610 mph | 3019 mph | 2918 mph |
| Mon 09:00 | SW | 1610 mph | 2918 mph | 2817 mph |
| Mon 10:00 | WSW | 1811 mph | 3421 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 11:00 | WSW | 2516 mph | 4629 mph | 4125 mph |
| Mon 12:00 | WSW | 2415 mph | 4528 mph | 4025 mph |
| Mon 13:00 | WSW | 2314 mph | 4327 mph | 3824 mph |
| Mon 14:00 | WSW | 2415 mph | 4528 mph | 3924 mph |
| Mon 15:00 | WSW | 2012 mph | 3824 mph | 3421 mph |
| Mon 16:00 | WSW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 17:00 | WSW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3321 mph |
| Mon 18:00 | WSW | 1711 mph | 3119 mph | 2918 mph |
| Mon 19:00 | WSW | 149 mph | 2717 mph | 2717 mph |
| Mon 20:00 | WSW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 2415 mph |
| Mon 21:00 | WSW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 2314 mph |
| Mon 22:00 | WSW | 106 mph | 2012 mph | 2012 mph |
| Mon 23:00 | WSW | 117 mph | 2113 mph | 2113 mph |
| Tue 00:00 | NNW | 117 mph | 2214 mph | 1912 mph |
| Tue 01:00 | NNW | 138 mph | 2516 mph | 2214 mph |
| Tue 02:00 | NNW | 85 mph | 1610 mph | 149 mph |
| Tue 03:00 | N | 42 mph | 85 mph | 74 mph |
| Tue 04:00 | NW | 85 mph | 1610 mph | 106 mph |
| Tue 05:00 | NNW | 96 mph | 1711 mph | 149 mph |
| Tue 06:00 | N | 74 mph | 138 mph | 96 mph |
| Tue 07:00 | NNW | 138 mph | 2516 mph | 2314 mph |
| Tue 08:00 | NNW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 2012 mph |
| Tue 09:00 | NNW | 138 mph | 2516 mph | 2214 mph |
| Tue 10:00 | NW | 117 mph | 2113 mph | 1912 mph |
| Tue 11:00 | NNW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 1912 mph |
| Tue 12:00 | NNW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 1912 mph |
| Tue 13:00 | NNW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 1912 mph |
Seven-day gust outlook
The windiest day of the week is Sat 10/10 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.
| Day | Max gust km/h | Max wind km/h | Mostly from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 4/10 | 4528 mph | 2415 mph | SW |
| Mon 5/10 | 4629 mph | 2516 mph | WSW |
| Tue 6/10 | 2516 mph | 138 mph | NNW |
| Wed 7/10 | 4125 mph | 2415 mph | WNW |
| Thu 8/10 | 3522 mph | 2214 mph | WSW |
| Fri 9/10 | 4930 mph | 3019 mph | W |
| Sat 10/10 | 5031 mph | 3119 mph | W |
What the wind does in Termonfeckin
Termonfeckin, or Tearmann Feichín, is a coastal settlement in County Louth. Wind patterns here are influenced by its proximity to the Irish Sea. Generally, coastal areas in Ireland experience higher average wind speeds than inland locations. The prevailing wind direction across Ireland is from the southwest, and this often brings the strongest winds. Gusts, which are short, sharp increases in wind speed, will typically exceed the mean wind speed at any given time. The live wind data provided for Termonfeckin includes current conditions, a 48-hour table, and 7-day gust forecasts, offering a comprehensive view of expected wind behaviour at 10 metres above ground level, and at 80 and 120 metres for higher-level analysis. County Louth's coastal mean 10 m wind is approximately 4.5-6 m/s, with inland areas seeing around 3.5-5 m/s.
Seasonal pattern
The seasonal wind patterns in Termonfeckin align with the broader trends for the east coast of Ireland. Winter typically brings stronger winds, often associated with westerly gales from Atlantic depressions. However, the east coast can receive some shelter from these systems compared to the west. Spring may see more easterly winds, which are a distinctive pattern for the Irish Sea. During summer afternoons, a sea breeze can develop along the coast, adding 2-4 m/s to the existing wind speed and shifting the wind direction to onshore. This sea breeze effect is a common phenomenon in coastal areas during warmer months. Overall, wind speeds tend to be lower in summer compared to winter, though local effects such as the sea breeze can still contribute to noticeable wind.
Exposure and shelter
Termonfeckin is situated approximately 1 km from the coast, which contributes to its exposure to winds from the Irish Sea. The exposure of coastal locations can vary significantly depending on the orientation of the coastline and local topography. While the county notes indicate that the Cooley mountains are in the north of County Louth, their influence on shelter or funnelling in Termonfeckin itself would depend on specific local features not detailed. Generally, open coastal areas are more exposed to wind than sheltered inland locations. Buildings and local terrain can create localised areas of shelter or funnelling, affecting wind speeds and directions over short distances. The county's smallest size means that coastal influences are widespread across its area.
Local uses of the wind forecast
Understanding wind patterns is relevant for several activities in Termonfeckin. For agriculture, wind speed and direction are important for planning spraying operations and timing silage cuts. The golf courses nearby, such as Seapoint Golf Club and County Louth Golf Club, are affected by wind, which influences play. For coastal activities like kitesurfing at Clogherhead Beach, wind forecasts are critical for safety and enjoyment. Building and roofing work requires attention to wind, particularly at height, for material handling and structural integrity. The local economy, with its sectors in manufacturing, ports, and tourism, also has activities sensitive to wind conditions. For general outdoor activities like walking, wind chill can be a factor, especially in stronger winds.
Near Termonfeckin
Termonfeckin is in Co. Louth, one of 10 towns we publish for the county. The nearest observing stations are Dublin Airport (37 km), Dunsany (37 km) and Dublin Airport EIDW (METAR) (38 km). The closest wind farm in our guide is Mountlucas Wind Farm, about 84 km away.
Nearest spots
Questions about wind in Termonfeckin
When is Termonfeckin typically windiest?
Termonfeckin, like much of Ireland, generally experiences its strongest winds during the winter months. This is often due to the passage of Atlantic depressions. While summer sees lower average wind speeds, the development of a sea breeze on warm afternoons can still bring noticeable wind to coastal areas.
Which wind direction brings the strongest gusts to Termonfeckin?
The strongest gusts in Termonfeckin typically occur with winds from the southwest, which is the dominant wind direction across Ireland. However, specific local topography and the orientation of the coastline can also influence how different wind directions affect gust strength in particular spots.
Where can I get the nearest measured wind data for Termonfeckin?
The nearest observing stations for measured wind data to Termonfeckin are Dublin Airport and Dunsany, both approximately 37 km away. Dublin Airport also provides METAR data. These stations offer a good indication of regional wind conditions, though local variations in Termonfeckin may differ.
Go deeper
Set your own limit and watch the odds at the live instrument for Termonfeckin, or read how the numbers above are made.
Forecast: modelled wind from Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0, underlying ICON, GFS and ECMWF model data), not a measurement at a site. Observation: airport METAR or buoy via aviationweather.gov and NDBC where one reports within 90 km. Heights are metres above ground. Missing values are UNKNOWN and never filled with zero. Last built 14:33 Irish time. Your threshold, your procedure, your call.