Ireland, Northern Ireland Face Heatwave Amid UK, Europe Warnings

Ireland is experiencing a period of unusually warm weather, with temperatures expected to reach up to 28C on Tuesday and potentially higher in some areas, signaling the possibility of a developing heatwave if temperatures remain above 25C for five consecutive days. Met Éireann forecasts warm and humid conditions with sunny spells continuing through the week, although there may be occasional showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the southwest and southeast regions. Northern Ireland is also undergoing its third heatwave of the year, with temperatures surpassing the 25C threshold for multiple days, although conditions are slightly cooler compared to southern England. The weather outlook for Northern Ireland suggests mostly dry and settled conditions with temperatures around 22C to 24C, with an expectation of continued above-average warmth through the upcoming weeks. Meanwhile, the UK and parts of Europe are facing similar heat events, and tropical storm Erin is being monitored in the Atlantic. Overall, the region is set for a sustained warm spell with periods of dry weather punctuated by some rain and thunderstorms.