The Road Safety Authority (RSA) have warned that the thunderstorms that are being forecast to break up the heatwave in Ireland will cause "hazardous" conditions for drivers.
The second-highest temperature ever recorded in Ireland came on Monday afternoon, with a weather station in the Phoenix Park recording a monstrous 33.0C - just .3 of a degree off the hottest-ever day.
But things will take a twist on Tuesday (to the relief of many) as heavy rain showers are set to hit the country, breaking up the heatwave and cooling the whole island down for a while.