Clare Weather: Wednesday, June 14, 2023
VERY warm today with spells of hazy sunshine.
Mist or fog may linger near some coasts into the afternoon. Dry at first but scattered heavy or thundery downpours will develop during the afternoon and evening with hail and spot flooding possible. The showers will mainly affect west Munster.
Top temperatures of 21 to 26 Celsius generally in light southeast breezes, forecasts Met Eireann.
National Outlook
Wednesday night will be a very mild night with temperatures of 12 to 15 degrees and very light, mainly southeasterly, breezes. Lingering showers in the west will die out with a dry night for many. Turning misty with some fog patches.
Thursday will be another very warm day with sunny spells and scattered showers. Some showers may be heavy with possible thunderstorms likely to develop during the day. The bulk of these showers are likely to be over the Midlands and west of the county with the potential for spot flooding locally.
Highs largely between 22 and 26 degrees with little to no wind aside from sea breezes keeping some coastal fringes slightly less warm.
Some showers are expected to move into the south of the country on Thursday night and will then move up over Ireland during Friday with some heavy or thundery downpours in parts. The showers won't be quite as intense as in recent days but they will be more widespread and will likely affect eastern parts too. Not quite as warm with more cloud around but some sunny spells at times too. Highs of 19 to 24 degrees, in a light to moderate southeasterly breeze.
South to southeasterly breezes continuing to feed up warm or very warm and unsettled weather for the weekend with temperatures into the low 20s generally. There will be sunny spells mixed in with sharp showers.