Last week a weather station in Dundalk recorded the highest June temperature recorded since 2018, reaching 29.9 degrees Celsius.
MET ÉIREANN HAVE announced that the average temperature for this month could make it the hottest June ever recorded in Ireland, as it launched a climate change awareness campaign yesterday.
Last Tuesday, 13 June, marked the hottest day recorded so early in the year since 1950, Met Éireann have said. The following day, a weather station in Dundalk recorded the highest June temperature recorded since 2018, reaching 29.9 degrees Celsius, the Argus reported.Today will be dry for most areas with a few isolated showers, mainly in northern parts of the country this evening, Met Éireann has forecast.
#UV levels will be generally high nationwide today, though falling to moderate under any cloudy skies 🌤️— Met Éireann June 22, 2023
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