Ireland weather: Temperatures to hit 22C but rain on the way as Met Éireann forecasts unsettled conditions ahead of All-Ireland hurling final this weekend
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This weekend will bring a mixture of sunny spells and heavy rain, which might lead to possible spot flooding, Met Éireann has said.
This morning, eastern and southeastern coastal areas will see mist and drizzle, while much of the country can expect a mixture of cloud and hazy sunny spells for a time.
It will become cloudier across west Munster, Connacht and west Ulster in the afternoon and evening, with outbreaks of rain gradually pushing in off the Atlantic. Temperatures will range between 17 and 22C, with the midlands and east remaining the warmest.
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Tonight will be cloudy as the rain will become widespread and turn heavy at times. It will be humid, with temperatures not dropping below 12 and 15C.
The weekend will start off wet with rain in most areas, which might turn heavy and bring possible spot flooding. Rain is set to gradually clear eastwards in the afternoon and evening, with sunny spells and…
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