Met Éireann issues high temperature advisory after hottest day
Sunday, July 18, 2021
Met Éireann has issued a high temperature advisory valid from 12pm on Sunday until Friday.
The forecaster said temperatures will remain “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.”
It comes after the hottest day of the year so far was recorded in Ireland.
On Saturday a location in the North recorded a new record high temperature, according to the UK Met Office.
Today is provisionally the hottest day ever recorded in Northern Ireland
Met Éireann issues high temperature advisory after hottest day
Sunday, July 18, 2021
Met Éireann has issued a high temperature advisory valid from 12pm on Sunday until Friday.
The forecaster said temperatures will remain “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.”
It comes after the hottest day of the year so far was recorded in Ireland.
On Saturday a location in the North recorded a new record high temperature, according to the UK Met Office.
Today is provisionally the hottest day ever recorded in Northern Ireland
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MET ÉIREANN HAS issued a ‘high temperature advisory’ with Ireland’s heatwave expected to continue for much of the coming week.
Temperatures in the high 20s are likely to remain a feature for the coming days.
The advisory is valid from midday today until midday on Friday 23 July.
Forecasters expect “maximum temperatures generally ranging 24 to 29 degrees but slightly less warm along the coast due to sea-breezes,” according to the Met Éireann website.
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1. The death toll from the worst European flooding in living memory has risen to 183 with at least 156 of the deaths occurring in Germany.
The disaster is taking on an increasingly political tone in the country, which goes to the polls in September. After being filmed laughing and joking in a flood-stricken town, Angela Merkel’s successor as leader of the CDU party, Armin Laschet, has apologised for an “inappropriate” moment.