A wave of heat coming from southern Europe is on course to bring soaring temperatures to Ireland in the coming days, according to updated expert forecasts, reports The Mirror.
The latest weather maps show several areas of Ireland shaded in black, a marker indicating temperatures exceeding 25°C. The heat is expected to ramp up across the country starting today.
Maps released by WXCharts.com suggest that the warmest conditions will hit the west and northwest regions of Ireland, though the midlands are also expected to feel the heat, particularly on tomorrow, reports The Mirror.
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Meanwhile, Irish tourists travelling to Spain and Portugal are facing official heat alerts as parts of southern Europe prepare for potentially record-breaking temperatures, with some forecasts predicting highs of up to 43°C in the coming days.
Friday: The day will bring plenty of sunshine and dry weather, though occasional showers are expected in western regions. Temperatures will climb to between 25°C and 27°C with light to moderate southeasterly winds, reports The Mirror.
Saturday: The forecast points to a mix of cloud cover and sunny breaks, alongside scattered showers. Brighter conditions will likely emerge later in the day. Highs will range from 25°C to 27°C, accompanied by light southerly or variable breezes.
Sunday: A partly cloudy morning will give way to improved sunshine as the day progresses. Most areas will stay dry, though isolated showers may occur. Afternoon temperatures will hit between 25°C and 29°C with light winds, reports The Mirror.
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