Exceptional heat is set to blast Ireland this weekend as temperatures rise as high as 33C in some parts by Monday.
A status yellow warning has been issued for the entire country by Met Eireann from Sunday ahead of the freak weather event.
While most counties will see the mercury soar into the mid-20s, seven spots on the Met Eireann forecast are currently set for 27C conditions on Sunday.
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Our county-by-county breakdown below shows which areas will be hottest with central parts likely to feel the heat the most.
County-by-county heat expectations
County - Saturday - Sunday
Carlow - 25C - 26C
Cavan - 24C - 26C
Clare - 25C - 27C
Cork - 23C - 24C
Donegal - 21C - 26C
Dublin - 25C - 27C
Galway - 24C - 26C
Kerry - 26C - 26C
Kildare - 25C - 25C
Kilkenny - 25C - 26C
Laois - 26C - 25C
Leitrim - 22C - 26C
Limerick - 26C - 26C
Longford - 24C - 27C
Louth - 24C - 26C
Mayo - 23C - 26C
Meath - 26C - 27C
Monaghan - 24C - 26C
Offaly - 25C - 25C
Roscommon - 24C - 27C
Sligo - 21C - 26C
Tipperary - 24C - 25C
Waterford - 23C - 23C
Westmeath - 25C - 27C
Wexford - 22C - 22C
Wicklow - 19C - 20C
Met Eireann's 48-hour forecast
The forecaster said: "On Saturday morning, any mist or fog patches will clear to leave a warm and mostly dry day with sunny spells. A few isolated showers are possible in the north and northwest. Highest temperatures of 21 to 26 degrees, warmest in central parts, with light variable or southerly breezes.
"Very warm and dry with widespread hazy sunshine. Highest temperatures of 22 to 28 degrees, warmest in central parts and the east. South to southeast breezes will be light to moderate."
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