17/07/2017

NI Temperatures To Soar To 25 Degrees

Temperatures throughout Northern Ireland are expected to soar to 25 degrees over the next couple of days.

Sunshine is to continue until Tuesday, 18 July, however thundery showers are expected on Wednesday, 19 July, until Friday, 21 July.

A Met Office spokesperson said: "It will stay dry with some evening sunshine then long clear spells will develop tonight. The wind will be light inland, with a gentle southeasterly over the coast. Mostly very mild but cooler in sheltered rural spots.

"Cloudier on Wednesday with the chance of thundery showers. Sunshine and scattered showers on Thursday and Friday and turning cooler."

(CD/LM)




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