Menu
05/06/2013
Sunny Spell To Continue
The recent sunny weather across Northern Ireland looks set to continue into the weekend, according to the latest forecast from the Met Office.
Today, temperatures are reaching 19 degrees with very little wind; a pattern set to continue for the rest of the week.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are expected to show a slight dip in average temperatures, with highs of 16 degrees forecast.
However, the outlook remains sunny and, with little or no wind, the rest of the week should remain warm and dry.
Sunday will see temperatures reach highs of 19, again with very little wind at all.
It seems the good weather will continue even into next week. The forecast on the Met Office website says: "A largely fine start to the week with sunny periods, with eastern fringes perhaps holding onto some low cloud and mist.
"Feeling warm inland, but still a good deal cooler around coastal areas, especially North Sea coasts."
(IT/MH)
Today, temperatures are reaching 19 degrees with very little wind; a pattern set to continue for the rest of the week.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are expected to show a slight dip in average temperatures, with highs of 16 degrees forecast.
However, the outlook remains sunny and, with little or no wind, the rest of the week should remain warm and dry.
Sunday will see temperatures reach highs of 19, again with very little wind at all.
It seems the good weather will continue even into next week. The forecast on the Met Office website says: "A largely fine start to the week with sunny periods, with eastern fringes perhaps holding onto some low cloud and mist.
"Feeling warm inland, but still a good deal cooler around coastal areas, especially North Sea coasts."
(IT/MH)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
12 January 2022
Call For Executive To Continue Working Together For NI
The Executive must continue working together to solve the problems facing this society, deputy First Minister and Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O'Neill has said.
Call For Executive To Continue Working Together For NI
The Executive must continue working together to solve the problems facing this society, deputy First Minister and Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O'Neill has said.
14 December 2009
Portstewart Murder Shock
The police are still questioning two people after a man was murdered in Co Londonderry at the weekend. Witnesses who came to the victim's aid are being sought as enquiries continue today after the death of a 28-year-old man in Portstewart.
Portstewart Murder Shock
The police are still questioning two people after a man was murdered in Co Londonderry at the weekend. Witnesses who came to the victim's aid are being sought as enquiries continue today after the death of a 28-year-old man in Portstewart.
23 April 2003
Priest condemns tar attack on teens as 'child abuse'
A north Belfast priest has labelled a paramilitary group, who chained two teenagers to a lamppost and covered them in tar, as "child abusers". Father Aidan Troy called an ambulance for the boys, aged 14 and 15, after they were taken from their north Belfast homes during last night's attack.
Priest condemns tar attack on teens as 'child abuse'
A north Belfast priest has labelled a paramilitary group, who chained two teenagers to a lamppost and covered them in tar, as "child abusers". Father Aidan Troy called an ambulance for the boys, aged 14 and 15, after they were taken from their north Belfast homes during last night's attack.
23 July 2021
Executive Agreed Further Relaxation Of Restrictions
The Executive has met to consider the ratification of further relaxations of restrictions. The meeting was held to discuss the latest update from the Executive's health and scientific advisers on the progression of the Covid-19 epidemic and the increasing numbers of cases and hospital admissions.
Executive Agreed Further Relaxation Of Restrictions
The Executive has met to consider the ratification of further relaxations of restrictions. The meeting was held to discuss the latest update from the Executive's health and scientific advisers on the progression of the Covid-19 epidemic and the increasing numbers of cases and hospital admissions.
24 July 2013
Bishop Street In L'Derry To Be Resurfaced
Regional Development Minister Danny Kennedy has announced the start of a £175,000 major resurfacing scheme on Bishop Street, Londonderry, this week. The work is due to begin on Monday 29 July 2013 between the junction at Abercorn Road and the junction with Foyle Road and will last for five weeks.
Bishop Street In L'Derry To Be Resurfaced
Regional Development Minister Danny Kennedy has announced the start of a £175,000 major resurfacing scheme on Bishop Street, Londonderry, this week. The work is due to begin on Monday 29 July 2013 between the junction at Abercorn Road and the junction with Foyle Road and will last for five weeks.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:Apart from a little patchy drizzle it will be a dry evening and night with variable amounts of cloud. A few mist and fog patches forming. Minimum temperature 7 °C.
