‘Dry, bright weather’ ahead: Met Éireann says temperatures could rise to 24 degrees
Sunshine to spread from the west from Thursday
Sunshine to spread from the west from Thursday
Coming days set to see temperatures of between 17 and 22 degrees with occasional showers
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Sunday will be a sunny day but scattered showers are expected across the southern half of the country
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The 24-hour status yellow warning took effect from 4am as unsettled weather hits Ireland for several days
Rain will be heavy at times with the possibility of thunderstorms as unsettled weekend weather ahead
Temperatures set to drop below normal with damp and cloudy conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday
Outbreaks of rain are expected over coming days as temperatures linger in the teens
Weekend looks cloudy with outbreaks of rain or drizzle mostly confined to north and northwest
Weather conditions becoming ‘more unsettled’ with rain forecast in the week ahead
Warm burst of weather forecast with caution of light showers on Friday and Saturday nights
Tuesday to remain cool, but highs of 23 degrees and weekend of sunshine ahead
The reason for the chilly start to June is the polar front jet stream is currently to the south of Ireland, according to Met Éireann’s Joanna Donnelly
Met Éireann says Saturday will remain unsettled with scattered showers but Sunday will be drier in south
Met Éireann says counties affected include Carlow, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Wexford, Wicklow, Tipperary and Waterford
Average temperature for March, April and May was 10.12 degrees, for only the fourth time in recorded history
Month just past was noted for being ‘dull, calm and occasionally thundery’ despite record temperatures
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It will feel distinctly chilly for the time of year in the days ahead after a glorious start to the month of June
Met Éireann warns of high UV rays of between six and seven on Saturday
Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport are set to peak at 117,000 on Sunday, with weather set to turn cloudy and cold next week
Met Éireann says it will be wet until Wednesday, with brighter spells and occasional showers from Thursday
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Latest warning applies to five counties in the southeast, with yellow warning in place for longer period across much of Ireland
Lesser warnings for Cavan, Donegal, Longford and Connacht
Thunderstorms, spot flooding and hail possible in some areas on Monday, Met Éireann warns
Met Éireann says showers are expected on Saturday across Munster and Leinster but drier, sunnier spells due on Sunday
Met Éireann is forecasting a damp and drizzly start to Saturday, but cloud will give way to sunshine
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Status yellow thunderstorm warning is issued for the north and east of Ireland
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