Good weather to last into weekend, with highs of 18c
Sunshine at Claycastle beach in East Cork. File picture: Denis Minihane
Temperatures are set to reach highs of 17C or 18C this week as dry and sunny conditions will be seen across the country.
Wednesday and Thursday are likely to be the nicest days with the good weather expected to extend into the weekend.
Today will see "better sunny spells" with dry weather for much of the day. However, during the afternoon a few showers will break out.
"Highest temperatures of 12C to 16C, warmest in the midlands, north and west, in moderate or fresh southeasterly breezes, easing later," said Met Éireann.
There will be some showers and even some frost on Tuesday night. It will be dry but it will also be chilly.
A "dry and sunny" day will greet people on Wednesday with the mercury hitting 17C although it will get chilly as the evening stretches into the night.
Thursday will see "a mild, dry and sunny day with light breezes" with temperatures hitting highs of 17C or 18C.
Met Éireann said that the current indications heading into the weekend suggest that "it will continue mainly dry and sunny for Friday".
Temperatures will again range between 13C to 16C.
Met Éireann added: "The weekend looks mainly dry with sunny spells in moderate easterly winds. Turning a little cooler with highest temperatures of 12C to 15C or 16C."
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