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05 Sept 2025
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A status yellow high temperature warning is now in place
A HIGH temperature warning for Ireland is now in place for Ireland with Met Éireann forecasting temperatures as high as 28 degrees over the next two days.
The status yellow warning came into effect at 8am this Thursday and remains in place until 8am on Saturday.
Met Éireann says it will be very warm and humid daytime temperatures in excess of 27 degrees in many areas while nighttime temperatures will not fall below 15 degrees.
Today will be very warm, highs of 24 to 28 degrees️
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) September 7, 2023
Dry in most areas this morning with sunny spells️
However, showers will develop in the southeast & spread northwards over Leinster, some heavy with thunderstorms & spot flooding possible, especially in the east️⛈️ pic.twitter.com/CDEAt5534q
The national forecaster says the hot temperatures could lead to heat stress and uncomfortable sleeping conditions.
It is warning people to be vigilant, particularly around water as the weather will present an increased risk of water-related incidents.
The warning remains in place until 8am on Saturday.
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