Image from million-wallpapers.com 1920x1080.jpg

The current spell of warm and dry weather across Ireland also know as the term Indian summer will last over the weekend before a change in the weather forecast looks to occur on Monday and Tuesday next week with cooler weather and becoming much more unsettled with wet and windy weather.

Over all the second half and end of September is looking unsettled with wet and windy weather returning

On Tuesday temperature of 24.6C was recorded at the Phoenix Park in Dublin With temperatures exceeding 20C in many counties including Donegal at its 2 official weather stations at Malin head north Donegal where a temperature of 21C was recorded and Finner in south Donegal a temperature of 21C was recorded.

It is another rather warm day again today with temperatures already up to 23C at Oak Park, Carlow and as high as 21C in Donegal again. Warmest parts today are the west and midlands.

THURSDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER 2020

Thursday look set to be a dry day nationwide with good bright and sunny spells across Much over the country but some cloud an hazy sunshine will also develop in places also. Temperatures will range between 17C to 23C warmest in the west. Dry overnight with clear spells.

FRIDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER 2020

Bright and sunny spells on Friday morning nationwide but the small risk of the odd shower to start across the northwest. Dry and sunny for all areas over the afternoon and evening. Humid with top temperatures of around 16C to 21C. Dry again overnight with clear spells.

SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2020

Saturday will be dry with sunny spells across Ireland as a high pressure system sits over Ireland . Temperatures will range between 16C to 19C.

SUNDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER 2020

Sunday will be another dry day but cloudier than previous days but some areas will see bright and sunny spells at times. Temperature will range between 16C to 19C.

MONDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER 2020

Monday high pressure will start to break down but it will remain dry for many places over the day apart from the west and northwest where a few shower look possible over the afternoon and evening, best of any sunshine will be in the southeast.

OUTLOOK

High pressure moves away on Tuesday with the Atlantic back in charge bring the risk of wet and windy weather throughout the rest of the week as the remnants of a number of tropical storms and ex hurricanes make there way across the Atlantic. After Tuesday there is some uncertainty mostly due to the amount of storms and hurricanes in the tropical Atlantic which could get caught up in the Atlantic within the jet stream and steered across the Atlantic later next week or next weekend bringing wet and windy weather.