Ireland is in for a battering in some counties from tomorrow as a low-pressure system dominates, bringing with it heavy showers and potential thunderstorms.
Today, Thursday will be the final day this week of dry and sunny spells for most, however, patchy clouds will bubble up through the middle of the day and may bring a few isolated showers while temperatures will remain around 21C.
From Friday, things begin to take a turn for the worse. It will start off mostly cloudy with scattered heavy showers in the east and showery outbreaks of rain in the west. Meanwhile, the best of the drier, brighter conditions will be seen across the middle of the country - while highest temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees are expected in light variable breezes.
