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Wear sunscreen: today could be the warmest day of the year

We’re melting! WE’RE MELTING!

TEMPERATURES COULD REACH 27 degrees today, as a heatwave continues.

Met Eireann is forecasting high temperatures today, but is warning that some areas will be hit with thundery showers.

“This morning any mist or fog will soon lift but may linger in a few coastal areas. It will be dry and sunny for a time, but cloud will build up as heavy thundery showers with the risk of hail develop over the western half of the country in the afternoon and evening.

“It will be very warm again with top temperatures reaching between 22 and 27 degrees and winds will be light variable or easterly.”

Showers will die out tonight, but the west will see some fog.

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Tomorrow will be largely the same as today, with scattered showers and warm weather, with highs of 27 degrees.

Saturday will start mostly cloudy and with outbreaks of rain gradually clearing eastwards during the day.

The rain could turn heavy or persistent for a time in the north but drier and brighter weather in the southwest will extend further eastwards later.

It will be a cooler and fresher day with top temperatures of 18 to 23 degrees with light breezes.

Sunday will see some showers and it will be cooler and fresher.

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