Ireland braces for up to 27C heatwave with sunshine forecast

Ireland is set for a very warm spell with temperatures expected to reach up to 27C on Monday, according to Met Éireann. The national forecaster predicts long spells of sunshine across the country. The day will begin with some mist and fog patches, but it will clear to become dry and sunny. The warmest conditions, reaching 27C, are anticipated in the Munster and Leinster regions.

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very warm

Met Éireann also noted that pollen levels will be moderate on Monday. While tree pollen is at medium concentrations, grass pollen is expected to be at moderate to high levels. Weed pollen will be low, and fungal spores will be at moderate levels.

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long spells of sunshine

Looking ahead to Tuesday, temperatures are forecast to remain high, potentially reaching up to 27C again. The weather is expected to be dry with plenty of warm sunshine, though some cloud may affect the northern half of the country. Coastal areas facing north might experience cooler temperatures. However, Met Éireann warns that temperatures will decrease later in the week, with a possibility of showers.

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mist and fog patches