Status Yellow rainfall warning issued for 5 counties as thundery conditions expected
Highest temperatures today are expected to range between 16 and 19 degrees.
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Highest temperatures today are expected to range between 16 and 19 degrees.
It’s set to be a dry day in most parts, but the sunniest day of the week could already be behind us.
If an old belief is true, the rest of the summer could be a washout.
Occasional rain and more changeable conditions are expected for Sunday and early next week.
Met Éireann says today will remain cloudy with patchy drizzle and sunny spells.
The warning is valid from 11am today and will remain in place until 6pm this evening.
According to Met Éireann, today will be mostly cloudy and misty, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle in most places.
The ban was due to remain in place until 21 July.
The weather will continue to be “changeable” for the coming week, Met Éireann has forecast.
Take advantage of the good weather today because rain is on the way for the weekend.
The warning will remain in place for the island until 9am on Friday.
The number of drinking water schemes in drought has risen since the ban was put in place.
Highest temperatures will range from 15 to 19 degrees Celsius today.
The weekend was very changeable – we’re in for more of that over the next few days.
The warning takes effect at 6am tomorrow.
Highest temperatures will range from 17 to 21 degrees.
Heavy thundery rain is on the way.
Looking ahead, the weather looks set to remain mixed and changeable over the coming week.
The rain will return and temperatures will drop across the country over the next few days.
Don’t forget the sunscreen if you’re heading outdoors today.
The warm weather will continue tomorrow with highs of up to 27 degrees.
A warm and sunny weekend is in store.
It’s going to be a warm and sunny week across the country.
The forecast says Thursday may be the hottest day of the week for many.
A national weather advisory also remains in place until 6pm this evening.
A national weather advisory for the entire country kicked in at 6pm last night and is valid until 6pm on Saturday.
It will be another warm day today with top temperatures of 16 to 20 degrees.
More warm weather is on the way.
Daytime temperatures will be cool at first before increasing during the week, Met Éireann said.
A Status Yellow thunder warning has been issued.
Temperatures will be “higher than typical for this time of year” going into next week, Met Éireann said.
Of course, Covid-19 restrictions are still in place.
Connacht will enjoy the finest conditions next week.
Temperatures will reach as high as 17 degrees on Thursday and Friday.
Governor Tate Reeves tweeted that he had declared a state of emergency.
Concerns have been raised that some people may flout guidelines over the long weekend as the country looks set to enjoy sunny weather.
Met Éireann says today will be dry and bright with sunny spells in all areas of the country.
The weather will become more changeable in the latter part of the week.
Outbreaks of rain will become more widespread from Sunday.