Northern Ireland is set for very warm and sunny spells over The Twelfth celebrations. It's set to be dry with bright spells on Monday, July 11 with a maximum temperature of 25C as preparations begin.
The Met Office said: "Any low cloud along the east coast will clear during the morning. Otherwise, a dry and very warm day with bright spells but also a lot of high cloud at times. Freshening southerly winds along the Down coast later."
It's then set to be a "dry and warm evening but thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain will spread eastwards overnight". The forecaster added: "Rain perhaps turning heavy for a time. A breezy and very mild night. Minimum temperature 15C."
