'Dry, hazy sunshine, 22 degrees': Ireland set for stunning Summer weekend
Tomorrow will be dry with spells of “warm Summer sunshine” that becomes hazy at times.
Ireland is set for a stunning Summer’s weekend of dry days filled with “hazy sunshine” and temperatures reaching up to 22 degrees.
Tomorrow will be dry with spells of “warm Summer sunshine” that becomes hazy at times.
Highest temperatures will reach between 16 to 22 degrees, with warmest areas in the south and east.
Met Éireann predicts temperatures will be cooler in parts of Ulster and coastal parts of Connacht, reaching up to 15 degrees.
Winds will be mostly light or moderate, but fresher for a time in Ulster, before easing later in the day.
Saturday night will be mostly dry with clear spells and high cloud, with lowest temperatures of 8 to 12 degrees.
Sunday will start cloudy with isolated showers over Ulster, but conditions will improve throughout the day.
Hazy sunny spells will develop, leading to highest temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees.
Sunday night will start off clear for most, with cloud increasing from the southwest towardsMonday morning.
Lowest temperatures of 9 to 12 degrees can be expected overnight, in light to moderate east to southeast winds.
The warm weather is set to last until Wednesday, and after that nsettled conditions may continue becasue of an “active Atlantic regim,” which will see spells of rain and showers moving over the country.