Status Yellow High Temperature warning issued for Ireland (opens original article in a new tab)

A high temperature warning has been issued for Ireland, with forecasts of temperatures exceeding 27C and potential heat-related issues. The warning is in effect from 12pm tomorrow until 9am on Friday, with temperatures expected to drop by Friday.

• A Status Yellow High Temperature warning is issued for Ireland, effective from 12pm tomorrow to 9am on Friday
• Temperatures are forecast to exceed 27C, with night temperatures over 15C and potential for 31C on Thursday
• Met Éireann warns of water safety issues, heat stress, and advises hydration and caution around waterways
• Temperatures will drop to high teens or low 20s from Friday with more unsettled weather
• Senior Forecaster Gerry Murphy describes the heat as a 'short, sharp burst' with possible thundery showers on Thursday