Northern Ireland's heatwave ends Thursday with cooler temperatures

belfastlive.co.uk

Northern Ireland is experiencing a "mini heatwave," with temperatures expected to reach 24C today, the highest of the year so far. Yesterday, temperatures reached 22C in Derrylin, Co Fermanagh, and 23C in Valentia, Co Kerry. The Met Office forecasts a dry morning with sunshine, followed by a warm afternoon. The warm weather is expected to end Thursday, with cooler temperatures and showers. The forecast for the weekend predicts dry conditions with sunny spells continuing into next week.


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