Met Éireann: Sunny weather to continue 'with two-day interruption'

Forecasters have said that good weather looks set to last for a week for the most part.

Forecasters have said that good weather looks set to last for a week, but there will be some rain in the south and east on Friday and Saturday.

According to Met Éireann, the whole country has been experiencing warm and sunny spells with highs of 18-20C.

The Curragh of Kildare on a Beautiful Summers Day pic.twitter.com/Kr9Y71eU3z

— Kildare Weather (@KildareMet) June 10, 2015

Chief forecaster Gerald Fleming was speaking at the announcement of a new group to advise the Government on Climate Change.

Warm & mostly sunny this eve. Dry tonight with clear skies in most places. Cold, lows 3 to 8 with some mist & grass frost in places at dawn.

— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) June 10, 2015

He says the week ahead looks pretty good.

"We're going to have an interruption on Friday/Saturday in the south and east of the country, but then it looks like the high pressure builds back," he said.

"So we've probably got about a week of decent weather, with about a two-day interruption in the middle."

High pressure keeps it pleasant for next couple of days before change comes towards the w/end. Angie pic.twitter.com/VPv7y1oQQi

— BBC NI Weather (@bbcniweather) June 10, 2015