I know it rains alot but heat doesn’t reach dangerous temperatures here and plenty of growth for crops grass and gardens so yes we’re pretty lucky with our climate.
ZeMike0 on
At least it’s uniformly bad.
Dazzling_Lobster3656 on
Yes
For now
silverbirch26 on
Yes – we hate it but really it’s mild and rarely dangerous, and well suited to food production
buckyfox on
Lough neagh green algae is getting out of hand.
Spartak_Gavvygavgav on
I’ve always maintained that Ireland, in particular the east coast of Ireland is the most benign environment in the universe
Gingernut-i80 on
Would not pick another climate to live in. Visit yea, but I am built for this county.
Tefkat89 on
I’m sorry but can we please resume back to shitting on itrland, this positivity is unsettling
TwoQuarterFull on
Living in Spain, I can attest that Ireland has the better climate.
NopePeaceOut2323 on
Yes I heard many scientists say we will fair better than all the other countries. It will be warmer and wetter and we’re seeing that already but nothing as extreme as other countries.
doriangrey69 on
Obviously not. For most of the year we’re not even able to properly live outside in the country. We exist in our homes and the pub and our cars.
Not to mention how dark it gets
FidgetyFondler on
As my cousin is being cooked alive in Spain as I type this, I’m going to say yes.
whiskeyphile on
As someone currently living in a big city in a very hot and humid Asian country, very much yes. I miss the climate in Ireland. Yeah, it might rain quite a lot, but it also rains like f*ck here, whereas in Ireland it’s rarely so heavy, and tbh, the rain is a feckin relief sometimes.
I have to use AC all the time. It’s difficult to go out during the day if it’s not raining (and if it is). Riding a motorbike with proper gear on would give you heatstroke, so you have to chance it in just a helmet and a t-shirt and shorts. I’m just not built for it, but I need to be here for business.
Gonna retire in Ireland for sure…
japakapalapa on
Should we do something about the collapsing AMOC, or continue trusting the luck?
Severe_Eagle2102 on
we are blessed
phyneas on
Yes, for the moment, though that’s subject to change as the planet warms or if the AMOC shuts down.
It also might not necessarily be the best position to be in during the coming decades. If you think migration is a challenge today, well, we haven’t seen anything yet. And while we’re “lucky” in a geopolitical sense that we don’t have significant quantities of any particularly valuable natural resources in today’s market that might make us an attractive target, once a mild climate with fresh water and arable land becomes more valuable than petroleum and rare earth minerals, well, there are going to be a lot of hungry and thirsty eyes looking in our direction…
Garlic-Cheese-Chips on
It’s perfect. We do not get bullshit weather.
Summers range from warm to hot but not dangerous 35+ degrees scalding.
Winters range from mild to cold but not stupid -10 degrees arctic nonsense.
Everything in between is a bit mild, wet and easily manageable.
Illustrious-Soup419 on
Absolutely. I love the irish weather. Hate travelling in summer and don’t know why people do it.
FracturedButWhole18 on
I think Dublin won the climate lottery. Doesn’t rain very much really and we rarely get the temperature extremes and usually dodge the brunt of the storms.
pockets3d on
Problem with Ireland is the short days in the winter. The weather’s fine .
Kharanet on
Why is it then that giving out about the weather is the national sport in Ireland? 😂
DarrenMacNally on
No, the weather is trash. There’s basically no seasons.
ampr1150gs on
Just wait until the Gulf Stream collapses, which in reality could be a lot sooner than we think…
BedRevolutionary9858 on
No dangerous flora or fauna really either.
SoftDrinkReddit on
i know we love moan about the rain and the mostly shite weather we have in the summer but in the grand scheme of things unironically we have the best climate on the planet because of how sheltered we are from really dangerous weather stuff we don’t have any really dangerous natural disasters that kill tons of people and cause a shit of damage
hot wise we have never even reached 34C and our hottest day record was set 138 years ago for reference only 3 places has a lower record hottest day * 33.3 C and that’s Iceland Greeland Antartica
Cold wise its incredibly rare to dip below -5 C
we get enough rain for crops
overall we are really really blessed to have this climate and in the future there will be A LOT of European Climate Migration to Ireland
Bane_of_Balor on
If you consider that we’re at the same lattitude as Newfoundland, then kinda, yeah.
barker505 on
Historically no, it was difficult for us to grow most staple crops here (except in the southwest), which meant ireland remained semi pastoral for a lot longer than the rest of Europe. Probably held back our development and prevented state formation until the English came in for easy pickings.
This is one of the reasons the potato was so popular btw- it grows in wet conditions so allowed Irish agriculture to boom.
Sad_Confidence_74 on
Yep, that’s why we have to take vitamin D.
Impressive-Smoke1883 on
It’s damp all the time.
D-dog92 on
Ah, for dairy farming maybe. For human flourishing, not so much.
SansBouillie on
Looks like rain, Ted
Pro1apsed on
Big high five’s for the North Atlantic Current!
ColinCookie on
I remember showing this map in a presentation and no one noticed the dark green bits.
Someone said afterwards they thought there was dust on the screen
deep66it2 on
Absolutely love the climate.
Irishwilly77 on

Ic3Giant on
If you’re referring to climate change there will be no winners at all 🙄
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The answer is no. Lock thread
Yes. We are very lucky.
I know it rains alot but heat doesn’t reach dangerous temperatures here and plenty of growth for crops grass and gardens so yes we’re pretty lucky with our climate.
At least it’s uniformly bad.
Yes
For now
Yes – we hate it but really it’s mild and rarely dangerous, and well suited to food production
Lough neagh green algae is getting out of hand.
I’ve always maintained that Ireland, in particular the east coast of Ireland is the most benign environment in the universe
Would not pick another climate to live in. Visit yea, but I am built for this county.
I’m sorry but can we please resume back to shitting on itrland, this positivity is unsettling
Living in Spain, I can attest that Ireland has the better climate.
Yes I heard many scientists say we will fair better than all the other countries. It will be warmer and wetter and we’re seeing that already but nothing as extreme as other countries.
Obviously not. For most of the year we’re not even able to properly live outside in the country. We exist in our homes and the pub and our cars.
Not to mention how dark it gets
As my cousin is being cooked alive in Spain as I type this, I’m going to say yes.
As someone currently living in a big city in a very hot and humid Asian country, very much yes. I miss the climate in Ireland. Yeah, it might rain quite a lot, but it also rains like f*ck here, whereas in Ireland it’s rarely so heavy, and tbh, the rain is a feckin relief sometimes.
I have to use AC all the time. It’s difficult to go out during the day if it’s not raining (and if it is). Riding a motorbike with proper gear on would give you heatstroke, so you have to chance it in just a helmet and a t-shirt and shorts. I’m just not built for it, but I need to be here for business.
Gonna retire in Ireland for sure…
Should we do something about the collapsing AMOC, or continue trusting the luck?
we are blessed
Yes, for the moment, though that’s subject to change as the planet warms or if the AMOC shuts down.
It also might not necessarily be the best position to be in during the coming decades. If you think migration is a challenge today, well, we haven’t seen anything yet. And while we’re “lucky” in a geopolitical sense that we don’t have significant quantities of any particularly valuable natural resources in today’s market that might make us an attractive target, once a mild climate with fresh water and arable land becomes more valuable than petroleum and rare earth minerals, well, there are going to be a lot of hungry and thirsty eyes looking in our direction…
It’s perfect. We do not get bullshit weather.
Summers range from warm to hot but not dangerous 35+ degrees scalding.
Winters range from mild to cold but not stupid -10 degrees arctic nonsense.
Everything in between is a bit mild, wet and easily manageable.
Absolutely. I love the irish weather. Hate travelling in summer and don’t know why people do it.
I think Dublin won the climate lottery. Doesn’t rain very much really and we rarely get the temperature extremes and usually dodge the brunt of the storms.
Problem with Ireland is the short days in the winter. The weather’s fine .
Why is it then that giving out about the weather is the national sport in Ireland? 😂
No, the weather is trash. There’s basically no seasons.
Just wait until the Gulf Stream collapses, which in reality could be a lot sooner than we think…
No dangerous flora or fauna really either.
i know we love moan about the rain and the mostly shite weather we have in the summer but in the grand scheme of things unironically we have the best climate on the planet because of how sheltered we are from really dangerous weather stuff we don’t have any really dangerous natural disasters that kill tons of people and cause a shit of damage
hot wise we have never even reached 34C and our hottest day record was set 138 years ago for reference only 3 places has a lower record hottest day * 33.3 C and that’s Iceland Greeland Antartica
Cold wise its incredibly rare to dip below -5 C
we get enough rain for crops
overall we are really really blessed to have this climate and in the future there will be A LOT of European Climate Migration to Ireland
If you consider that we’re at the same lattitude as Newfoundland, then kinda, yeah.
Historically no, it was difficult for us to grow most staple crops here (except in the southwest), which meant ireland remained semi pastoral for a lot longer than the rest of Europe. Probably held back our development and prevented state formation until the English came in for easy pickings.
This is one of the reasons the potato was so popular btw- it grows in wet conditions so allowed Irish agriculture to boom.
Yep, that’s why we have to take vitamin D.
It’s damp all the time.
Ah, for dairy farming maybe. For human flourishing, not so much.
Looks like rain, Ted
Big high five’s for the North Atlantic Current!
I remember showing this map in a presentation and no one noticed the dark green bits.
Someone said afterwards they thought there was dust on the screen
Absolutely love the climate.

If you’re referring to climate change there will be no winners at all 🙄