Sun to brighten NI this week - temperatures of 20 °C and more expected
Great weather will lift our spirits this week in Northern Ireland.
According to the Met Office the warmer temperatures started today.
They say that this evening and tonight will be “dry “ for most “with clear spells and variable amounts of cloud”.
However they caution that “the southeast looks cloudier with perhaps a little drizzle”.
Meanwhile they advise that “winds (would be) becoming mostly light”.
The minimum temperature is 10 °C.
Tomorrow, according to the forecaster, will be “a bright day with some warm sunny spells but always the risk of a few showers, especially through the late afternoon and evening”.
It adds: “Light winds. Maximum temperature 20 °C”.
And the outlook for Tuesday to Thursday according to the Met Office is: “Rather cloudy through Tuesday and Wednesday with a few showers around.
“However Thursday looks dry and bright with sunny spells. Mainly light winds throughout”.
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