A high of 20C is forecast for areas including Belfast, Armagh, Dungannon, Ballymena, and Enniskillen
Temperatures are set to hit 20C this weekend in Northern Ireland. According to the Met Office , it is set to hit 20C in Belfast on Friday, May 10, and Saturday, May 11.
This evening will be dry, and the rest of the night will remain dry with variable amounts of cloud and some clear periods. Light southwesterly winds are expected with a minimum temperature of 10C. And for the outlook for Thursday to Saturday: "Cloudy start on Thursday, otherwise dry with some warm sunshine. Fine and dry with some warm sunshine on Friday and Saturday."Max temp: 11CMax temp: 9CMax temp: 10C
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