Ireland has a mild climate with temperatures that do not vary greatly across the country. It is influenced by the Gulf Stream, and prevailing winds are from the southwest. Winters are cold but not unbearable, with January and February temperatures between 4-7 degrees Celsius. July and August are the warmest months at 14-16 degrees, while May and June are usually sunny. Rainfall averages 800-1200mm annually in lowlands and over 2000mm in mountains, with higher rainfall in western parts of the country.

2. Ireland has a very regular climate with temperatures that do not vary in excess throughout all the country. The climate is influenced by the current of the gulf, and the predominates winds are those of southwest. In winter it is a country very cold, but never unbearable. The coldest months are January and February, with temperatures that make the rounds between the 4 and the 7 degrees Celsius. Julio and August are the warmest months, with temperatures that are between the 14 and the 16 degrees and May and June are normally sunny. Ireland, with good weather, is a paradise. It rains rather here, the average precipitations after a year in Ireland are between the 800 and the 1200 liters by meter squared in the most level areas, in mountains, the 2000 can be arrived or be surpassed. In some parts of the east, rains can go up to around the 750 liters and the 1500 in some parts of the west. Rains in Ireland are the people in charge of the green color of the landscapes of this earth. Climate

3. The melody of traditional music takestheform of traditionaldances, being most popular reel. Otherfrequentstructuresare giga, hornpipe, polka, slipjig, slide and airthatit is a lyricalsubjectthat is interpretedslowly and freely. Traditional music only waswritten in Irish and some of itsauthors són: George Petrie, EdwardBunting, Francis O' Neill, Canon James Goodman. The instruments usedbytheIrisharetheBodhrán and theguitars. Popular Music.

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