Environment and climate
Climate
The observed record at Ireland's synoptic weather stations, going back to 1958, and territorial greenhouse gas emissions by sector.
Seasonal means and decade differences are arithmetic on published observations.
Seasonal mean temperature
By decade
Mean of the seasonal means within each decade. A decade with fewer than eight complete seasons is excluded rather than part-counted.
| Decade | Mean °C | Seasons | Relative |
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All four seasons, first to last complete decade
| Season | From | °C | To | °C | Difference |
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Territorial greenhouse gas emissions
Emissions produced inside the State, by economic sector. National only — there is no county or local authority breakdown, so this must never be attributed to a place.
Measure and dataset names, and the registry detail describing them, are shown as their publisher issued them, not translated for this prototype.
| Sector | Latest | Relative |
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Sources
Some detail on this page is generated automatically by ATLAS's own checks, in English only, and has not been translated.
What this does not show
- Station observations, not a national average and not a gridded climate product.
- A station's record can be affected by relocation, instrument change and its surroundings. ATLAS does not homogenise for those.
- A decade difference is the gap between two observed averages. It carries no significance test and is not a rate of warming.
- Station records end at different years; several closed. The record span is stated for each.