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Best time to visit Dublin

Ireland · 53.35°N 6.26°W · 30-year monthly averages, judged against the Warm preset (highs 19–28 °C66–82 °F, dry or showers)

The best time to visit Dublin is July to August, with highs of 19–20 °C66–68 °F and nights of 11 °C52 °F, and rainfall of 56–72 mm2.2–2.8 in a month.

Rain is spread across the year, 56–80 mm2.2–3.1 in a month. October is the wettest month and February the driest. July is the hottest month (highs of 20 °C68 °F) and January the coldest (8 °C46 °F).

The figures are 30-year monthly averages (WorldClim 2.1 monthly normals 1970–2000) for the 0.25° grid cell at 53.35, -6.26. This is a climate guide, not a forecast.

Dublin weather by month

Pick the weather you like. Every month is then judged against it: temperature above the month names, rain below.

Weather you like

highs 19–28 °C66–82 °F, dry or showers

Good time to go for a Warm holiday: July to August.

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▲ Highs average daily high , coldest to warmest month
8°46°JAN722.88°46°FEB562.210°50°MAR562.212°54°APR562.215°59°MAY562.218°64°JUN562.220°67°JUL562.219°66°AUG722.817°63°SEP722.814°56°OCT803.110°50°NOV722.89°47°DEC803.1
▼ Rainfall per month, driest to wettest

Reading the chart. Gold means good: the month fits what you picked. Any other colour shows the reason it does not. The temperature bar can be too cold or too hot; the rain bar can be too dry, too rainy or monsoon. A faded gold bar means that half fits but the other half does not. A gold month name means both halves fit.

What the verdicts mean. Temperature is the month's average daily high (the afternoon), judged against the preset's band (highs 19–28 °C66–82 °F for Warm). Rain is judged by each month's class within Dublin's own year, not by raw millimetres: dry under 60 mm2.4 in, showers 60–100 mm2.4–3.9 in, rainy from 100 mm3.9 in and at least 35 % of the wettest month. Too rainy is a rainy-season month that the preset does not allow. Monsoon is the heaviest kind of rainy season: 180 mm7.1 in or more (120 mm4.7 in near the yearly peak) in a climate where the wettest month has at least three times the rain of the driest. Every monsoon month is also a rainy-season month; the label says which kind. Full rules on the method page.

MonthRain High Low SeasonWarm verdict
January722.8846236showerstoo cold
February562.2846236drytoo cold
March562.21050337drytoo cold
April562.21254438drytoo cold
May562.21559643drytoo cold
June562.21864948drytoo cold
July562.220671152drygood
August722.819661152showersgood
September722.81763948showerstoo cold
October803.11456744showerstoo cold
November722.81050438showerstoo cold
December803.1947337showerstoo cold

When to go to Dublin, by holiday type

Looking forRuleMonths that fit
Warmhighs 19–28 °C66–82 °F, dry or showersJuly to August
Tropicalhighs 28–38 °C82–100 °F, any rain except monsoonno month
Beachhighs 28–38 °C82–100 °F, dry or showersno month
Coolhighs 3–19 °C37–66 °F, any rain except monsoonSeptember to June
Snowhighs below 3 °C37 °F, any rainno month

Is there a rainy season in Dublin?

Not a clear one. Rain is spread across the year, 56–80 mm2.2–3.1 in a month. October is the wettest month and February the driest.

July is the hottest month (highs of 20 °C68 °F) and January the coldest (8 °C46 °F). Annual rainfall is about 784 mm31 in.

Where to go instead when Dublin does not fit

The nearest destinations that fit the Warm preset in the months when Dublin does not:

Nearby destinations

distances in . Tap a unit to switch.

The interactive map colours the whole world by how well it fits the weather you like, in any month, and shows this chart for any place you tap.