STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ireland will be hotter than parts of Turkey, Paris, Brussels and Vienna this weekend as we look set to be treated to some spring sunshine. The mercury will surpass 17C in parts on Saturday, bringing sunny spells across Longford and the rest of the country.
It will be dry and bright with sunny spells and forecasters expect the temperatures to hover around 15C in most parts. Despite the warm spell, thick cloud is expected to persist throughout this week, only breaking up slightly at the weekend.
Saturday will be the hottest day as temperatures could hit 17C in parts as the evenings are expected to stay mild. The south west will enjoy most of the sunny weather, but all areas will get kissed by the sun before spells of rain return for Sunday.
A break in the weather next week will see April showers return from Monday, particularly in the west and the north.
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