As things heat up across Europe, Ireland is due some sunshine on Friday although not across the whole country.
The 24-hour 'heatwave' with temperatures of up to 24C is set to only really be felt in Munster and Leinster.
There will be dry, warm and sunny to start across south Leinster and south Munster.
Unfortunately things will be cloudier and cooler elsewhere with rain becoming more persistent from the northwest and sinking southeastwards.
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Though the rain isn’t down for the full day as it will start breaking up as it goes south and southeast meaning it’s likely to stay dry throughout.
Here's all you need to know about how warm it is in each part of the country on Friday.
County by breakdown of temperatures
Carlow - 23C
Cavan - 17C
Clare - 18C
Cork - 24C
Donegal - 15C
Dublin - 23C
Galway - 17C
Kerry - 18C
Kildare - 21C
Kilkenny - 23C
Laois - 22C
Leitrim - 17C
Limerick - 18C
Longford - 18C
Louth - 21C
Mayo - 16C
Meath - 21C
Monaghan - 16C
Offaly - 21C
Roscommon - 18C
Sligo - 15C
Tipperary - 23C
Waterford - 24C
Westmeath - 19C
Wexford - 25C
Wicklow - 24C
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