Uh..........Summerrr?

Question

Is summer officially over?, the sun may shine still, but its gotten absolutely freezing!, and what will the weather be like in Dublin for tuesday-friday? because im going there on tuesday (:

Answer 1

It didn't come yet. Still waiting and waiting.  

Answer 2

There was lovely sunshine down here in Cork today :)

Answer 3

Showers mostly.

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/Weather...

Answer 4

it isn't over and it never started,it will be wet wet wet in Dublin next week

Answer 5

Not officially over.Good chance of rain.

Answer 6

I don't think summer is over yet and for the weather forcast go on http://www.myforecast.com/bin/expanded_f...

Hope this helped

Answer 7

Summer forgot to come but at least all the rain keeps our little country green and hydrated.  

Answer 8

typical british summer, kids are off and they driving parents mad because they cant go out and play, costing a fortune to keep them occupied indoors, and seems we should be looking forward to xmas now and not the hope of a summer, it looks like its been and gone! if i could id be packed and heading for sunnier climates to stay!!!

hope the weather picks up for your trip though :)

Answer 9

Did summer actually start?! LOL.

I want it to be winter anyways, I don't like summer

-xox

Answer 10

It never officially started!

Answer 11

Well it's been raining all day here and I'd say it'll rain for the rest of the week!

=]

Answer 12

Check BBC weather

might be able to tell you

Summers not over until you say it is (:

or it snows or somethinggg

lol

Answer 13

In London. we've also not had annyyy summer at all!

>>>http://uk.weather.yahoo.com/EIXX/EIXX001...

weather in Dublin.

Hope this helps.. have a great time.

x

Answer 14

Not just yet, but soon I think Summer will be gone.

And Dublin is forecasted rain during those days.

Answer 15

Officially; it's Autumn, so summer is supposed to be over.

Yet I feel it has to improve. Next Tuesday should be Ok; sunny spells are forecast. They called it "unsettled" weather here, which means bring wet weather gear and be prepared for anything from a mini-heatwave to a deluge!