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El Niño is firmly established and strengthening, with forecasts indicating a near-100% probability that it will persist through September 2026 to February 2027, peaking before the end of 2026.
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Unsettled conditions are expected for the coming days, with rain, showers and highs of 23°C, Met Éireann has forecast.
Met Éireann has forecast heavy spells of rain with a possibility of thunderstorms for five counties on Thursday.
The lack of rainfall in the areas most affected by drought has seen huge variances in growth rates between the east and west.
Rainfall levels in the southeast are running up to 40% below the Long-Term Average resulting in drought conditions. Meanwhile some parts of the west have received close to their usual rainfall.
With drought conditions continuing across much of Ireland, Met Éireann gives a breakdown of what exactly constitutes a hot day, tropical night, heatwave or drought.
The warning is in place for the whole of Leinster and Tipperary.
Warmer than average temperatures are to remain for the south of the country for the next four weeks, according to Met Éireann’s extended forecast.
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