Temperatures Could Reach 22 Degrees In Some Parts Of Ireland Today.

Sunday, 30 May 2021 08:54

Midlands expected to see the best of the weather.

Temperatures of up to 22 degrees can be expected in some parts of the country today.

Met Eireann says the midlands can expect to see the best of the weather.

🌅Sunday morning's weather🌅

🌤️It will be a fine and dry start in many areas with good sunny spells, after any isolated mist and fog patches clear.
💨Light to moderate mainly southerly breezes. pic.twitter.com/pXsWOUaToM
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) May 29, 2021

It'll be slightly cooler along coasts, but still in the high teens.

Meterologist with Met Eireann, Eimear Flood, says it'll be warmer than yesterday, with most areas seeing good sunshine:

The RNLI's urging people to be safe if taking to the water today.

Spokesperson Owen Medland has this advice:

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