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# Heavy fog
It was a glorious day out there - but there's still a weather warning in place
Temperatures hit 19.1 degrees in Carlow.
Updated 11.50pm
MANY PARTS OF the country experienced glorious sunshine today as the summer made a late reappearance.
However, a weather warning remains in place.
An orange warning – the second most severe – is in place right across the country.
“Fog will form widely tonight resulting in visibility being reduced to less than 100 metres in many areas,” Met Éireann said.
This is due to remain in place until at least 11am.
The Road Safety Authority’s CEO, Moyagh Murdock, urged caution on the roads.
Heavy fog seriously reduces your visibility and makes driving very dangerous. Our advice is to switch on dipped headlights and fog lamps, reduce your speed and keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front. If the fog closes in, reduce your speed further and take your time getting to your destination
Train services were also affected today, so bear that in mind for your morning commute.
Warm and sunny
However, that aside, it was calm, warm and sunny day.
Met Éireann said that the highest temperature recorded today was 19.1 degrees at Oak Park in Carlow.
Tomorrow will be more of the same, with the afternoon and evening being “generally sunny”.
Highest temperatures will be slightly cooler, standing at between 13 to 16 degrees.
Originally published 7.20am. Additional reporting by Nicky Ryan.
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