Ireland is going to enjoy another scorching day despite a chilly and foggy start to the morning.
Temperatures are set to rise to a sizzling 16C later this afternoon, but the sunny spells may be joined with some overcast conditions in parts.
And although we've enjoyed some mild sunny weather recently, Met Eireann has warned that it's set to turn much cooler next week.
A spokesman for the national forecaster said: "Some hazy sunshine best over the south and east, but generally cloudy and with a few spots of drizzle in the northwest later. Highest temperatures 12C to 16C.
"Tonight will be overcast and some patchy drizzle or light rain will spread gradually into the north and west as the night goes on.
"Lows of 2C to 5C overnight with light breezes and patches of mist."
Meanwhile, Saturday will be duller with mostly cloudy and dry conditions apart from the odd spot of drizzle or light rain in the west. Highs of 11C to 14C.
But Saturday night is set to be very cold with a "sharp widespread ground frost".
We'll see a change in conditions on Sunday, with temperatures only staying in the high single figures.
The forecaster added: "A bright and dry day with variable cloud and sunny spells. A cool day with afternoon temperatures in high single figures. A slight frost may form on Sunday night."
Meanwhile, Monday will start off dry but rain will develop in the west in the morning and spread east to all parts during a cool and chilly day.
