Met Éireann has said that Friday will be blustery with outbreaks of rain and drizzle. It will be most persistent in the north and west.
It has said that the rain will become lighter and patchier towards evening, with highest temperatures of 17°C to 21°C.
There will be fresh and gusty south-westerly winds, strong at times near coasts.
Saturday
Light patchy rain will spread southeast on Saturday, with Met Éireann stating that there will be a gradual clearance to sunny spells and isolated showers in northwest Connacht and Ulster.
Highest temperatures will hit 22°C, coolest in the northwest.
Sunday
The forecast for Sunday is uncertain, Met Éireann has said, but may start cloudy with rain in the north of the country.
It has said it will become drier and brighter later in the day, with highest temperatures of 19 to 23°C.
Dairy
In this week’s management notes, Aidan Brennan looks at cutting surplus poor-quality paddocks for silage, making profit over the next three months on farm and highlighting the Moorepark open day on Wednesday 2 July.
Tillage
Siobhán Walsh looks at the implications of this week’s weather on crops, harvest preparation, trailer identification, grass weeds and disease in spring beans in this weeks management notes.
Sheep
This week, Darren Carty looks at the OviFlock launch, cobalt supplementation and the NSA Sheep NI event.
Beef
Adam Woods examines castration, slurry spreading and show season in the beef management notes this week.
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