Northern Ireland weather: Met Office forecasts some hot sunny spells and temperatures could reach 29°C
Northern Ireland looks set to enjoy some hot sunny spells on Thursday (June 25), with highs of 29°C in some areas.
It will be another mainly dry day with some long spells of hot or very hot sunshine, although coasts can be a little cooler with onshore breezes developing, according to the Met Office.
Among the areas that could enjoy highs of 29°C are Craigavon, Dungannon, and Enniskillen.
The forecasters say there is a risk of the odd shower developing later in the afternoon and an increasing risk of showers overnight, perhaps occasionally heavy and thundery towards the end of the night with a minimum temperature of 13°C.
Friday, they added, is likely to be a little cooler, with a rather cloudy morning and some showery, perhaps thundery rain. It will become brighter from the south through the afternoon but there will still be some showers around.
The weekend will see a dry, bright start to Saturday, but occasionally heavy rain will spread east in the afternoon. Sunday and Monday look much cooler with sunny spells and showers and an occasionally fresh south-westerly breeze.