This is not a drill.
Met Eireann has issued an actual temperature warning for tomorrow.
The status yellow alert applies to counties Galway, Mayo, Clare, Cork, Kerry and Limerick where temperatures are expected to exceed 27 degrees.
It's valid from 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon until 7pm. Here's how the weather for the rest of this week is looking:
Wednesday
Warm and bright, with a mix of sunny spells and some cloudy periods. Humid, with top temperatures reaching 25 degrees - the best of this in western areas, but a few degrees cooler along northern and eastern coasts.
Thursday
Thursday will be a dry, fairly sunny, but rather breezy day, with the risk of isolated heavy or possibly thundery showers in the southwest. Warm and close for most, with top temperatures reaching possibly 28 degrees peaking over the southwest, mid-west and west of the country.
Friday
It'll be another very warm day on Friday with spells of sunshine. It will be dry in most areas however there is the potential for some thundery downpours to develop in the west in the afternoon and evening. Top temperatures will be well above normal with highs of 27 degrees.
Saturday
It'll be another warm day on Saturday with top temperatures of 25 degrees. There will be some showers about but some warm sunny spells also.
Sunday
A transition to less warmer conditions by Sunday but temperatures will still be close to or slightly above normal ranging between 18 and 20 degrees Celsius and it will be warmest in the east. There will be a mix of showers and sunny spells
