A yellow alert issued by the Met Office due to Storm Floris was in place on Monday
Brighter spells are forecast across Northern Ireland on Tuesday.
It comes after a yellow weather warning for wind due to Storm Floris began at 6am on August 4, and remained in place until 11.59pm.
For Tuesday’s forecast, August 5, the Met Office said: “Fresh west to northwest winds bringing showers and brighter spells across the country, with outbreaks more frequent during the morning. Maximum temperature 20C.”
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And for the forecast for Wednesday, August 6, to Friday, August 8, the forecaster added: “Wednesday largely dry with best of sunshine and temperatures in east.
“Showers and brighter spells brought on brisk southwest winds for Thursday. Showers or longer periods of rain for Friday.”
Temperatures expected in Belfast over the next few days, according to the Met Office:
Tuesday, August 5
Maximum temperature: 19C
Minimum temperature: 11C
Wednesday, August 6
Maximum temperature: 20C
Minimum temperature: 14C
Thursday, August 7
Maximum temperature: 20C
Minimum temperature: 12C
Friday, August 8
Maximum temperature: 20C
Minimum temperature: 12C
Saturday, August 9
Maximum temperature: 20C
Minimum temperature: 13C
Sunday, August 10
Maximum temperature: 20C
Minimum temperature: 12C
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