The hot weather is here to stay folks.
The country has been scorched with incredible temperatures over the weekend as the mercury soared to as high as 29C.
A hot weather advisory was issued on Sunday and is set to be in place until Friday July 23 with forecasters warning: "Continuing very warm until Friday, with day time temperatures into the high twenties and very humid at night with temperatures staying in the mid to high teens." A forecaster said: "Another very warm day on Monday with plenty of sunshine, albeit with patchy cloud at times. A few localised heavy showers may break out through the midlands during the afternoon or evening. Maximum temperatures generally ranging 24 to 28 or 29 degrees but slightly less warm in northern and eastern coastal areas with a moderate onshore east to northeast breeze.
"Wednesday looks set to be a hot day with top temperatures ranging 25 to 29 degrees. There'll be lots of sunshine and just scattered cloud, mainly across the western half of the country. Uncomfortably warm and humid on Wednesday night with temperatures not falling below 16 to 19 degrees with light south or variable winds.
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