{"id":328644,"date":"2025-08-08T19:22:21","date_gmt":"2025-08-08T19:22:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/328644\/"},"modified":"2025-08-08T19:22:21","modified_gmt":"2025-08-08T19:22:21","slug":"northern-ireland-weather-met-office-forecasts-warmer-temperatures-after-ex-tropical-storm-dexter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/328644\/","title":{"rendered":"Northern Ireland weather: Met Office forecasts warmer temperatures after ex-tropical storm Dexter"},"content":{"rendered":"<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">Saturday will see early morning rain clear to make way for a dry sunny morning.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">Patchy cloud will bubble up from late morning, perhaps giving a few isolated afternoon showers, with a maximum temperature of 20C.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">From Sunday it will be mostly with light winds and gradually turning warmer.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">Parts of England will experience high temperatures into the 30s at the start of next week and while NI will also heat up \u2013 it won\u2019t be to the same extent.<\/p>\n<p><img decoding=\"async\" alt=\"People in Bangor enjoying the weather. Photo - Andrew McCarroll\/ Pacemaker Press\" src=\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/70e0038c-1692-4ae1-965e-7f49fc168865.jpg\" loading=\"eager\" width=\"100%\" data-testid=\"article-image\"  \/><\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_caption1 beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_secondary beltel-66f0fec7_regular beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom0 beltel-1d70522a_marginleft0 beltel-1d70522a_marginright0 beltel-1d70522a_margintop3 beltel-b48c4984_left\" style=\"color:var(--color-grey-60)\">People in Bangor enjoying the weather. Photo &#8211; Andrew McCarroll\/ Pacemaker Press<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_caption1 beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_secondary beltel-66f0fec7_regular beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom0 beltel-1d70522a_marginleft0 beltel-1d70522a_marginright0 beltel-1d70522a_margintop3 beltel-b48c4984_left\" style=\"color:var(--color-grey-60)\">Watch: Planes struggle to land at Belfast City Airport as Storm Floris hits NI <\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">Kathryn Chalk, Operational Meteorologist, at the Met Office said: \u201cThe heat will start building on Sunday mainly in the south before extending into northern regions by Monday and Tuesday.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">\u201cTemperatures reaching into the low 30\u2019s, 32-33C possible in London for example.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">&#8220;This is mainly from an area of high pressure leading to a southerly flow and thus a build of temperatures day on day from Sunday until at least early next week. However, the longevity of the heat is uncertain at this stage on when cooler fresher air approaches.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">\u201cNorthern Ireland will see some outbreaks of rain from the remnants of ex-tropical storm Dexter later Sunday and into Monday, before temperatures start to rise Monday and Tuesday, climbing into the mid-20\u2019s. So not as high as the low to mid 30s mainly across England.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">\u201cA few showers possible on Monday but largely cloudy with bright or sunny spells later. Highs 24C. Similar on Tuesday again with the risk of the odd heavy shower, with 23-24C as a high.  Warm overnight. Average temps for NI are around 18C so will still be above average for August.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">\u201cDetail is uncertain on the longevity of the heat from Tuesday onwards. But it\u2019s likely for NI, we could see some heavy showers or spells of rain arrive from the west with temperatures dropping back to average through the period.\u201d<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">Meanwhile, in the Republic the ex-tropical storm will usher in some patchy rain and drizzle, particularly to the west and northwest of the country, on Sunday afternoon when it sweeps across the Atlantic. <\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">However it will bring &#8220;some mild and humid air with a more southerly airflow&#8221;.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">This is likely to result in some \u201cwarmer and more humid conditions\u201d for a time early next week, with highest temperatures expected to reach the low to mid-20s. While there will be good spells of sunshine, some heavy showers may occur in parts too.<\/p>\n<p class=\"beltel-ebe0ecc6_root beltel-ebe0ecc6_paragraph beltel-300db776_none beltel-91174671_primary beltel-1d70522a_marginbottom5 beltel-1d70522a_margintop0 beltel-b48c4984_inherit\" style=\"color:var(--color-primary-80)\">Met \u00c9ireann said that from midweek, though details remain uncertain, we are likely to return to a fresher westerly airflow, with temperatures returning to average in the high teens.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Saturday will see early morning rain clear to make way for a dry sunny morning. 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