Met Eireann's stunning heatwave timeline with 30C scorcher, bad day and when it will end
Ireland is set to see some stunning sunshine over the coming days as temperatures continue to rise, reaching up to 32 degrees in places by next week.Tomorrow will bring scattered showers, but they should clear away in the afternoon to give way to sunshine.
They added: "This is the model Met Éireann use at medium range and it actually shows 32c possible next Tuesday!" Meanwhile, a few further showers will develop in Ulster and Connacht this evening with some sunny intervals. Scattered showers will continue in Ulster and Connacht tonight, but elsewhere it will be dry with clear spells.
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers continuing overnight, mainly over the northern half of the country.Starting mainly cloudy on Friday with scattered light showers but brightening up through the afternoon and evening with warm sunny spells.
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