Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast highs of 23C for All Ireland football final
Sunday will be warm and dry with spells of sunshine throughout the day
Met Éireann has forecast some glorious temperatures on Sunday as Galway and Armagh go head to head for the All-Ireland football final in Croke Park.
The national forecaster has predicted that Sunday will be warm and dry with spells of sunshine throughout the day, as temperatures climb to highs of 23C. Although it will become a bit cloudier in the west later in the evening, the sky will remain clear into the night.
Alan O'Reilly from Carlow Weather also confirmed that the rain would stay away, with the weather expert sharing that no rain above one millimetre is forecast for the next 24 hours.
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He wrote: “Well this a rare sight! No rain above one mm forecast for anywhere in the next 24 hours and most areas have none for next 48 hours with less than 1mm expected up to Wednesday night.”
While Sunday will see some beautiful weather, the rest of the week ahead will be mainly dry, but some rain or showers at times. Here is Met Éireann’s forecast for the coming days.
Sunday will be warm and dry with spells of sunshine. It will become cloudier in the west later in the evening. Highest temperatures of 18C to 23C, warmest in the midlands and east, in a light to moderate southerly breeze.
Sunday night will be dry with clear spells and with lowest temperatures of 10C to 13C.
Monday will start off dry with sunny spells. Light rain and drizzle will develop in the west by early afternoon, it will move slowly eastwards through the evening and night.
Rainfall amounts will be small and parts of the east and southeast will stay dry. Highest temperatures of 17C to 23C, warmest across the Midlands, east and northeast.
Monday night will be mild with a fair amount of dry weather and some patchy mist or drizzle. Lowest temperatures of 10C to 13C.
Tuesday will be mainly dry. There'll be a fair amount of cloud and some bright or sunny spells. A few showers are possible. Warm and humid with highest temperatures of 19C to 24C and light southwest breezes.
Wednesday will continue warm and humid with temperatures in the low, possibly mid-20s. While there will be a good deal of dry weather with hazy sunshine, some thundery showers could break out in the warm humid conditions.
Thursday and Friday will both be warm and humid with a good deal of dry weather, but with rain or showers are possible at times, especially on Friday. Highest temperatures of 19C to 24C.
Next weekend remains very uncertain. But at the moment it looks like the weather will become more unsettled with rain or showers spreading eastwards and temperatures dropping back into the mid to high teens.
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