Wind forecast Tullyallen today
Now 19 km/h SW, gusts 36 km/h (12 mph, gusts 22 mph) at Tullyallen (Tulaigh Álainn), 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 Tullyallen right now
WINDIEST HOUR TODAY12:00: 23 km/h (14 mph) from the SW, gusting 43 km/h (27 mph).
NEAREST STATION OBSERVATIONDublin Airport (EIDW, 36 km away): 19 km/h (12 mph) from the WSW. Measured at 14:00, 31 minutes old when this page was built.
Meteogram and wind rose for Tullyallen
The next days at Tullyallen: speed, gust and direction.
How often the wind blows from each direction at Tullyallen, from reanalysis.
Next 48 hours, hour by hour
Mean wind through the next 48 hours runs between 7 and 25 km/h (4 to 16 mph), mostly from the SW. The strongest gust is 46 km/h (29 mph) at Mon 12:00. 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 | 3321 mph | 3019 mph |
| Sun 15:00 | SW | 2113 mph | 3824 mph | 3421 mph |
| Sun 16:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3220 mph | 2918 mph |
| Sun 17:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3522 mph | 3220 mph |
| Sun 18:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3522 mph | 3321 mph |
| Sun 19:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3119 mph | 3119 mph |
| Sun 20:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3421 mph | 3220 mph |
| Sun 21:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3421 mph | 3220 mph |
| Sun 22:00 | SW | 1711 mph | 3321 mph | 3220 mph |
| Sun 23:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3321 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 00:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3321 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 01:00 | SW | 2113 mph | 3824 mph | 3622 mph |
| Mon 02:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3421 mph |
| Mon 03:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3321 mph |
| Mon 04:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3421 mph |
| Mon 05:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3522 mph | 3321 mph |
| Mon 06:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3421 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 07:00 | SW | 1811 mph | 3321 mph | 3119 mph |
| Mon 08:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3522 mph | 3421 mph |
| Mon 09:00 | SW | 1912 mph | 3522 mph | 3421 mph |
| Mon 10:00 | WSW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3321 mph |
| Mon 11:00 | WSW | 2314 mph | 4327 mph | 3924 mph |
| Mon 12:00 | WSW | 2516 mph | 4629 mph | 4025 mph |
| Mon 13:00 | WSW | 2214 mph | 4125 mph | 3622 mph |
| Mon 14:00 | WSW | 2214 mph | 4125 mph | 3622 mph |
| Mon 15:00 | WSW | 2516 mph | 4528 mph | 4025 mph |
| Mon 16:00 | WSW | 2214 mph | 4125 mph | 3723 mph |
| Mon 17:00 | WSW | 1912 mph | 3622 mph | 3220 mph |
| Mon 18:00 | WSW | 1610 mph | 3019 mph | 2817 mph |
| Mon 19:00 | WSW | 1711 mph | 3119 mph | 3019 mph |
| Mon 20:00 | WSW | 1610 mph | 2817 mph | 2817 mph |
| Mon 21:00 | SW | 117 mph | 2113 mph | 2012 mph |
| Mon 22:00 | SW | 106 mph | 1912 mph | 2012 mph |
| Mon 23:00 | SW | 106 mph | 1912 mph | 2113 mph |
| Tue 00:00 | N | 138 mph | 2516 mph | 2314 mph |
| Tue 01:00 | N | 149 mph | 2717 mph | 2415 mph |
| Tue 02:00 | N | 138 mph | 2415 mph | 2113 mph |
| Tue 03:00 | NNE | 74 mph | 138 mph | 149 mph |
| Tue 04:00 | NNW | 106 mph | 1912 mph | 1711 mph |
| Tue 05:00 | N | 127 mph | 2214 mph | 1912 mph |
| Tue 06:00 | N | 138 mph | 2616 mph | 2214 mph |
| Tue 07:00 | NNW | 149 mph | 2616 mph | 2415 mph |
| Tue 08:00 | NNW | 149 mph | 2717 mph | 2415 mph |
| Tue 09:00 | N | 149 mph | 2817 mph | 2516 mph |
| Tue 10:00 | NNW | 117 mph | 2113 mph | 1912 mph |
| Tue 11:00 | NNW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 2012 mph |
| Tue 12:00 | NNW | 127 mph | 2314 mph | 1912 mph |
| Tue 13:00 | N | 106 mph | 2012 mph | 1711 mph |
Seven-day gust outlook
The windiest day of the week is Fri 9/10 with gusts to 52 km/h (32 mph). The calmest is Tue 6/10, gusts to 28 km/h (17 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 | 4327 mph | 2314 mph | SW |
| Mon 5/10 | 4629 mph | 2516 mph | WSW |
| Tue 6/10 | 2817 mph | 149 mph | NNW |
| Wed 7/10 | 4025 mph | 2314 mph | WNW |
| Thu 8/10 | 3119 mph | 1811 mph | WSW |
| Fri 9/10 | 5232 mph | 2918 mph | WSW |
| Sat 10/10 | 5031 mph | 2817 mph | W |
What the wind does in Tullyallen
Tullyallen, or Tulaigh Álainn, is situated inland in County Louth, approximately 12 km from the coast. Wind patterns here are influenced by its position away from the immediate coastal exposure. While the county's dominant wind direction is from the south-west, Tullyallen will experience some moderation compared to exposed coastal areas. Inland mean 10 m wind speeds in County Louth are approximately 3.5-5 m/s. Gusts will typically exceed the mean wind speed, particularly during periods of stronger synoptic winds. The Atlantic depressions that affect Ireland frequently bring westerly winds, which can be strong, especially in winter. The nearby urban area of Drogheda and the Boyne estuary are noted as gusty locations within the county, which may have some localised effect on wind flow around Tullyallen.
Seasonal pattern
The seasonal wind pattern in Tullyallen generally follows that of inland Ireland, with stronger winds more common during the winter months. These are often associated with Atlantic depressions bringing westerly gales. The east coast, including County Louth, can experience some partial shelter from these strong westerly flows compared to the more exposed west coast. Spring can bring easterly winds, which are a distinctive pattern for the Irish Sea. During summer, particularly on warm afternoons, a sea breeze can develop. This phenomenon can increase wind speeds by 2-4 m/s near the coast and shift the wind direction to an onshore flow. While Tullyallen is inland, it may still experience some influence from these sea breeze effects, albeit diminished compared to the immediate coastline.
Exposure and shelter
Tullyallen's inland location, approximately 12 km from the coast, means it is less exposed to direct coastal winds than areas immediately on the Irish Sea shoreline. While County Louth has a coastline and features like the Cooley mountains elsewhere in the county offer exposure, Tullyallen's terrain is likely to provide some shelter from the most direct coastal impacts. Local topography, including any buildings or localised hills, will further influence wind flow, creating areas of greater shelter or funnelling effects. Wind speeds at 10 m are generally lower inland than on the coast. The urban environment of Drogheda nearby may also create localised turbulence or shelter depending on wind direction.
Local uses of the wind forecast
Accurate wind information is valuable for various activities in and around Tullyallen. For agriculture, understanding wind speed and direction is critical for timing spraying operations, managing livestock, and planning for silage, ensuring efficiency and minimising drift. The manufacturing sector, a key part of the county's economy, may use wind data for managing outdoor operations or assessing impacts on structures. For general outdoor activities like walking or those on GAA pitches, knowing the wind conditions helps with planning and comfort. While Tullyallen is inland, those involved with port activities at Drogheda Port, approximately 5 km away, rely on precise wind forecasts for navigation and cargo handling. Building and roofing work also requires wind data for operational planning and worker safety.
Near Tullyallen
Tullyallen is in Co. Louth, one of 10 towns we publish for the county. The nearest observing stations are Dunsany (29 km), Dublin Airport (36 km) and Dublin Airport EIDW (METAR) (36 km). The closest wind farm in our guide is Mountlucas Wind Farm, about 74 km away.
Nearest spots
Questions about wind in Tullyallen
When is Tullyallen typically windiest?
Tullyallen, like much of inland Ireland, generally experiences its strongest winds during the winter months. These are often associated with the passage of Atlantic depressions. While the east coast can offer some shelter from the strongest westerly gales, overall wind speeds tend to be higher in winter than in summer.
Which wind direction brings the strongest gusts to Tullyallen?
The strongest gusts in Tullyallen are generally associated with strong synoptic systems, often from westerly or south-westerly directions, which are the dominant winds for County Louth. However, local terrain and buildings can influence how these winds are experienced, potentially funnelling or sheltering specific areas. Gusts will always exceed the mean wind speed.
Where can I find the nearest measured wind data for Tullyallen?
The nearest observing stations providing measured wind data to Tullyallen are Dunsany, approximately 29 km away, and Dublin Airport, about 36 km away. While these stations provide valuable regional context, local conditions in Tullyallen may differ due to specific terrain and proximity to urban areas.
Go deeper
Set your own limit and watch the odds at the live instrument for Tullyallen, 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 14:31 Irish time. Your threshold, your procedure, your call.