The Irish Times spent a day at the Met office in Dublin and found that the biggest challenge forecasters faced was whether or not to issue a weather warning
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Met Éireann’s Liz Walsh is warning people to be ‘sun smart’ and to take care around water spots as winds expected to pick up later in day
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Highs of up to 26 degrees forecast after Azores weather system moves to north of Ireland
Dogs Trust says owners should avoid taking their pets out during the hottest times of the day
Summer sun to stay until bank holiday weekend with highs of 24 degrees forecast
Safety bodies advising people visiting seas, lakes and other waters to take appropriate precautions
High pressure will persist through much of next week with little change in our weather
Met Éireann meteorologist Mark Rowe said the high zone will remain throughout the week
Nights will be progressively warmer through the week as temperatures start to climb
Gloom to clear eastwards with high pressure set to bring sunshine
Warm weather likely to continue with highs of 13 to 16 degrees but heavy downpours forecast for eastern half of country
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