Weather Ireland

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Status yellow high temperature warning is in force in Ireland until Friday morning

Met Éireann expects Thursday to be ‘exceptionally hot and humid’, with highs of up to 31 degrees and thunderstorm risk

Advisory notices issued for the Forty Foot, Dún Laoghaire Baths, Sandycove and Coliemore Harbour

Hot spell comes amid heatwave in Europe, with some countries facing highs of above 40

Dry sunny days and muggy nights in store until Thursday, Met Éireann says

Light showers possible on Sunday night along northern coasts but forecast is dry with clear spells

Busy brace of days showcasing concerts and sporting events should be dry and pleasant

Unsettled conditions are likely to continue throughout the latter half of next week, forecaster says

Status-yellow rain warning issued for Kerry and Cork, with heavy rain expected and potential spot flooding

Weather expected to bring hazy sunny spells on Sunday, with highest temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees expected

Dublin likely to remain dry over the coming days, but temperatures will be cooler than average

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Met Éireann’s idea of normality looks likely to evolve

Sudden surge of heat ‘downright alarming’ and marks rapidly shifting norms

Met Éireann says stations will undergo investigation to determine new Irish air temperature record for month

Status yellow thunderstorm warning for Dublin, Kildare and Meath expires

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Thunderstorms possible on Wednesday amid continuing wet weather

World Meteorological Organisation now almost certain of heat intensifying worldwide from June

Weather to turn cooler from Thursday through to weekend

Met Éireann forecasts sunny spells and scattered showers as recent period of hot weather ends

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Met Éireann forecasts a drop in temperatures from Saturday

Met Éireann’s station at Shannon Airport reported temperature of 30.5 degrees on Tuesday, provisionally a new record

Letters warn of overheating homes, climate risk and sport disrupted by rising temperatures

As temperatures continue to rise, some are starting to miss a more typical Irish climate

Reading of 30.5 degrees was recorded at Shannon Airport on Tuesday after previous high of 29.7 degrees in Carlow

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Thermometer hit 28.6 degrees on Monday, breaking a spring record in place since 1997

On Drury Street and beyond, city dwellers enjoy the warm temperatures outdoors

Temperatures of 25 degrees or more must be observed at a single weather station for five or more straight days to meet Met Éireann criteria

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Met Éireann says temperatures to hit 24 degrees by Monday but an easterly breeze set to hit by Tuesday

The 10th century holy man’s demonic pact is blamed for the occasional frost around his feast day

May has been a very cool month so far but that is about to change, says Met Éireann

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Friday will be mainly dry but persistent rain and possible thunderstorms are in the mix

Highest temperatures over the coming days are likely to remain at about 14 to 15 degrees, the forecaster said

The highest temperature recorded last month was 21.3 degrees at Claremorris, Co Mayo