This is not the kind of weather warning we’re used to.
Met Éireann has issued a weather warning from midday to 6 pm on Wednesday 21 June, and for once it’s got nothing to do with an alphabetical storm.
Nope, what we’ve got here is a High-Temperature Warning.
⚠️A high temperature warning has been issued for Dublin, Carlow, Kildare, Wicklow & Meath. It is valid from midday tomorrow ( Weds) to 6pm.
— RTE Weather (@WeatherRTE) June 20, 2017
Temperatures on the east coast of the country could hit the thermometers at an insane (in this part of the world, anyway) 28 or 29 degrees Celsius.
For those of you who come out in a rash at the mere thought of such high temperatures, there is some good news – the weather is expected to break on Thursday.
Temperatures will get back to normal as cloud moves in from the west, with the weekend’s weather set to be far more unsettled than what we’ve experienced since late last week.
