The weather outside is beautiful with Met Eireann expecting the hottest day of the year so far.
While some parts of the country have been issued with a weather warning - list here - the rest are basking in gorgeous sunshine.
Weather chiefs predicted it would be as warm as 24C in parts before a big change on Sunday.
Here's all you need to know about how warm it is in each part of the Republic of Ireland today at 4pm in the afternooon.
Met Eireann Saturday forecast
"Many areas will be dry, calm and warm for the rest of today with further spells of hazy sunshine.
"However, heavy showers and slow-moving thunderstorms will affect parts of Munster, Galway and some southern parts of Leinster with some local hail also and spot flooding. A few lighter showers developing over Ulster too."
County by county breakdown
Carlow - 23C
Cavan - 22C
Clare - 22C
Cork - 22C
Donegal - 15C
Dublin - 19C
Galway - 22C
Kerry - 18C
Kildare - 21C
Kilkenny - 25C
Laois - 23C
Leitrim - 21C
Limerick - 23C
Longford - 23C
Louth - 22C
Mayo - 18C
Meath - 22C
Monaghan - 21C
Offaly - 23C
Roscommon - 23C
Sligo - 21C
Tipperary - 23C
Waterford - 21C
Westmeath - 23C
Wexford - 18C
Wicklow - 15C
