Met Éireann pinpoint when we can expect the end to glorious sunny weather
The spring sunshine is set to continue across the country this week, however the seasonally high temperatures could be about to dip
The country has been enjoying the glorious sunny weather in recent days and luckily it is set to last for the rest of the week, with Met Éireann predicting temperatures as high as 19 degrees in some parts of Ireland up until Friday.
Monday has been another dry and sunny day with temperatures ranging from 14 to 19 degrees, with the south and east experiencing a cooler southeast breeze. Monday night will be dry and clear with some patches of mist and fog. There might even be a chance of frost with lowest temperatures of 0 to 6 degrees.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be similar days, with both days seeing highest daytime temperatures ranging from 14 to 19 degrees with plenty of sunshine. Again, a light east to southeast breeze will keep eastern and southern counties chillier. Both nights will see temperatures dip between 2 and 6 degrees with light and variable winds.
Thursday will be another dry and sunny day with temperatures reaching between 16 and 19 degrees. Thursday night will be slightly warmer with lowest temperatures ranging between 4 and 7 degrees.
Likewise, after some fog patches clear on Friday morning, it will be another dry and sunny day with temperatures yet again reaching between 14 and 19 degrees. This time it will be coolest in the northwest as the winds change to a westerly direction.
So far, Met Éireann predict that Saturday is likely to be a dry day but cloudier than during the week. Unfortunately, there is also the possibility of some showers and a decrease in temperatures on Sunday.