After a warm weekend across Northern Ireland, the sun is here to stay for another couple of days, with temperatures set to reach 20 degrees this week.
It will remain dry through the coming days with long spells of warm sunshine coming our way.
UV levels are set to reach moderate levels, so a Met Office warning has advised for sun cream to be worn when out and about over the coming week.
A Met Office spokesperson said: "If it's warm and sunny weather that you're after then I have some good news.
"The sunshine and the warm weather is going to stay with us for a good few days at least.
"For most, there will be lots of sunshine and in that sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm.
"Most places across the UK will be a degree or two warmer than yesterday with highs of 19 perhaps 20 Celsius.
"UV levels will be moderate and even high in many places so if you are going to be out for a good deal of time it's worth wearing some sun cream.
"Monday will get off to a pretty chilly start for many of us but it is going to be a bright and sunny one."
It will remain dry through the coming days with long spells of warm sunshine, although the sunshine may be rather hazy at times.
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