Cathal Nolan

At best, in and around about maybe 14 to 16 degrees Celsius, whereas in the west, we've been spoilt with temperatures up to 20 degrees Celsius yesterday.

Indeed, today, less wind, so we will see higher temperatures in the east, and that's a trend that will continue over the weekend as well.

There are some showers coming, and that's back to that caveat that we spoke about in terms of some areas seeing more cloud.

Through the course of this afternoon and this evening, we see an area of instability putting up from the Bay of Biscay.

That affects parts of West Cork and Kerry initially, bringing some heavy downpours here.

During the late evening overnight tonight, that spreads up through many parts of the Midlands and Midwest of the country.

One or two of those showers could be on the heavy side, perhaps even a little tundry in nature.

They'll gradually weaken overnight and into tomorrow morning.

This will be one or two showers about the odd heavy one, but generally speaking, they will fizzle out as we go through the afternoon and evening with good sunny spells developing at that point as well.

Perhaps a slight chance of a shower in some parts of the east on Sunday, but generally speaking, it's a dry picture at that point.

And we see a return to very settled conditions then through the majority of next week as well.