Maps of areas around Ireland confirmed the scorching temperatures irelandweather irishweather meteireann
This week will be dominated by heavy rain and continued showers, however, this will soon end. Read more: Spanish Embassy issues warning to tourists visiting Dublin over 'street fights and organised crime'
WX Charts, a weather forecasting website, pinned down more specific weather, finding that there will be no rain between late Monday afternoon on 7 August until around midnight on Monday, 14 August.The southwest will reach 24 and 25 degrees, while the southeast will range between 23 and 24 degrees.Monday, 31 July Generally cloudy today with scattered showers, some turning heavy or possibly thundery at times too. There will be some sunny spells, mainly in the west and south.
Tuesday, 1 August A mostly dry day tomorrow with sunny spells and scattered passing showers, with rain developing in southwestern parts by evening and extending northeastwards. Light to moderate west to northwest winds, becoming southerly with the rain. Highest temperatures of 17 to 20 degrees. Wednesday, 2 August Rain giving way to sunny spells and showers from the west. Highest temperatures of 16 to 19 degrees, with moderate to fresh and gusty north to northwest winds developing.
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