Phoenix Park has now provisionally reached 32.5°C (12.3°C above its normal), which is Ireland’s joint 2nd highest on record, the highest temperature of the 21st Century so far and Dublin’s all time highest temperature.

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1. Getting us all ready for eternity in Hell 🔥🔥🔥

2. I wonder what colours the person doing a crochet blanket of the temperatures will have next month.

3. Thisisfine

4. I hope we see more weather like this, I love a BBQ

5. Update:

   Phoenix Park has broken the highest 21st temperature record with 33.0°C which is Ireland’s highest of 2022 so far and 12.8°C above normal. This is only 0.3°C below the all-time 135 year old record set at Kilkenny Castle in 1887. Temperatures may still rise further …. https://t.co/bJAhdPtMea

6. There’s parts of my body sticking to other parts of body that I didn’t think was possible

7. 33.0C now, 0.3C off the all time record

   https://mobile.twitter.com/METclimate/status/1549039962049630208

8. It’s reached 33 now

   https://twitter.com/METclimate/status/1549039962049630208

9. Isn’t tomorrow supposed to be warmer too?

10. This is great. Genuinely happy if this is the result of climate change.

11. Is it just me or is it not as hot as I was expecting it to be?

12. Strange how a small country in Ireland has such weather variety. Just 24 degrees down South-West, and that’s more than plenty, thankyouverymuch. Thank you on-shore winds!

13. Absolutely mad, took over 16 years to break the record, but we absolutely smashed it today by 2C!

14. It’s like an oven and I’m as greasy as Christmas dinner

15. Not to diminish your suffering, but kinda jealous that you melt at 33°[Gilbert az, usa](https://i.imgur.com/Y4GOiLL.jpg)

16. The record is still stuck in the 1800s though.

    Fairly underwhelming given all the hype. There were worse summers lol

17. We are truly fucked, on a planetary scale.