"Scattered thunderstorms will develop in several counties across Ireland, with warnings in effect for potential spot flooding and lightning damage."
"A dry Thursday is expected with patchy clouds and sunny spells, although northern regions will experience fresher winds and comparatively cooler temperatures."
Met Ãireann warns of scattered thunderstorms affecting counties like Carlow, Kildare, and Galway from 11am to 8pm today. Risks include spot flooding and lightning damage. While morning temperatures will range from 15 to 20C, the weather will transition to showers and heavier rain in the afternoon. This evening, more rain and drizzle will affect the southwest but should clear by morning, enabling a dry day ahead with temperatures between 18 and 22C, although northern areas will be cooler.
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