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Temperatures to hit 16 degrees today - and it may last

However, there will be showers. There’s always showers.

THE WEATHER WILL hit 16 degrees today, rising to 17 degrees during the week.

Met Eireann says that today will see “good sunny spells”, but warned that showers will break out, some of which will be heavy.

Tonight will see dry and clear weather, but temperatures will drop to four degrees.

Tomorrow will see highs of 17 degrees, but with showers again.

The same pattern will be seen across the week, with temperatures staying between 10 and 17 degrees, but showers remaining prevalent.

Because it’s Ireland and it always rains.

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