The weather this week is set to turn more unsettled from midweek, as well as cooler, according to Met Éireann.

Today (Monday, November 9) will see a dull start with mist and fog lingering for a time this morning, before lifting with bright and sunny spells developing for many.

It will remain cloudier over the south and southwest with the odd spot of drizzle falling. Highest temperatures will be 8° to 13°, with moderate easterly breezes, fresher in the southwest.

Cloud, and outbreaks of rain and drizzle, will continue to extend northeastwards overnight, turning heavier or more persistent over southern coastal regions at times.

Lowest overnight temperatures will be 4° to 8° in mostly moderate easterly winds, fresh to strong near coasts.

It will be dull and damp to start for many tomorrow (November 10) with rain and drizzle across the southern half of the country. Ulster will remain mostly dry for the day.

The rain will gradually turn more showery through the evening, with the heaviest or more persistent falls across southern coastal fringes.

It will feel cooler tomorrow, with highest temperatures of 7° to 10°, although milder to the southwest where temperatures will reach up to 13° degrees, with moderate east to northeast wind.

Tomorrow night will see cloudy outbreaks of rain and drizzle across the southern half of the country, but drier elsewhere.

Lowest temperatures will be 4° to 9° generally, but it will feel milder along southern coasts, with lowest temperatures of 10° to 12°. Light to moderate northeasterly winds will be fresh at times along some coasts.

Wednesday (November 11) will be mostly cloudy with outbreaks of rain and drizzle lingering over southern counties. It will be brighter to the north and northwest with occasional sunny spells.

Highest temperatures will be 8° to 13° in mostly moderate north to northeast winds.

It will be cloudy overnight on Wednesday, but remaining mostly dry apart from the occasional outbreak of light drizzle affecting southern coastal counties.

It will also feel noticeably cooler, with lowest temperatures of 1° to 4° in moderate northeasterly winds, which will be stronger along Atlantic coasts.

Thursday (November 12) is set to be mostly dry with a mix of cloud and sunny spells. It will stay cooler, with highest temperatures of just 7° to 9° in a light north to northeast breeze.

Friday (November 13) is forecasted to be cool and dry with sunny spells, hazy at times.

It will also be cloudier along northern coastal fringes, and cloud will increase over the southwest through the evening. Highest temperatures will be 6° to 9° in light variable breezes.

Beyond that, Met Éireann said that low pressure will move in from the Atlantic, likely bringing further rain and drizzle.