#temperatures

#temperatures

The warning, issued last night, applies to counties Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Cork and Waterford. It will be valid until noon today, and threatens to bring localised flooding, difficult travel conditions and poor visibility. Today will be mild with temperatures between 13C and 16C with cloudy skies and widespread outbreaks of rain, particularly across the south and east. Tonight will have scattered rain before becoming heavier overnight with lowest temperatures of 10C to 13C.

A cold front will bring windy conditions and cooler temperatures to Staten Island on Wednesday, with wind gusts up to 25 mph and clearing skies by midday. The National Weather Service forecasts a quick transition from morning showers to mostly sunny conditions, with daytime temperatures in the lower 60s. The morning will start with scattered rain and potential thunderstorms, particularly in eastern areas, before the cold front moves through.

You've got low pressure coming down from the north, and the North Bay is where you'll see most of the activity. Then it will move across the region. As a result, almost all areas of the Bay Area should see at least a little bit of rain by Wednesday. Some areas of the region will get their first taste of it Monday night, according to the weather service.

Today will bring sunny spells and showers, with some heavy showers in the mix as well. The 80,000 revellers flocking to Stradbally should keep the raincoats and wellies handy. The north and west of the country will get the worst of the rain, while there will be more sunshine in the east and southeast. Highest temperatures will be between 15 and 20C.

Temperatures across the United Kingdom will rise above the official heatwave threshold, likely peaking at 34C on Friday and possibly Saturday.

The week will kick off with bright skies and warm temperatures reaching up to 22C, before transitioning to wet conditions by Tuesday.

London is set to bask in a week of sunshine with temperatures forecast to reach 24C on Sunday, showcasing a classic spring weather pattern.