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People enjoy the good weather in Grand Canal Dock, Dublin yesterday. Photo: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
WARM AND HUMID weather is what Met Éireann is forecasting until at least Sunday.
Temperatures are set to soar to 27 degrees in some parts of the country today and are expected to stay in the mid to high twenties for the rest of the week.
Elephants at Dublin Zoo get hosed down today to keep cool in the hot weather. Photo: Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland
Of course, there will be the odd patches of mist and some cloud, we are in Ireland after all, but we’ll take what we can get.
Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!
We were spoiled over the weekend with people all over the country getting to bask in the glorious sunshine, a TheJournal.ie reader sent us this picture (below) of Garryvoe Beach in east Cork. Nice. You can send us your pictures of your time in the sun to tips@thejournal.ie.
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Locusts expected in 3…2….
@Eoin Roche: saw four lads on horseback earlier they said they were here for an apocalypse I directed them to Leitrim. Poor lads.
すべてが順調で安全であることを願っています
@Liam Mc Meel: Well said Liam, I fully agree!
@Liam Mc Meel: はい、みんな安全だといいのですが。
@Liam Mc Meel: 今まで日本のニュースとよるに一人は死にました. RIP :(
That shop was in some state
@Madra: I think they were in a panic looking for the toilet rolls…
神に感謝しますすべて大丈夫です
Thank god
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