Met Éireann has recently updated the Status Yellow weather warnings for today, shifting from thunderstorm warnings to rain alerts.

While most counties are still affected by the Status Yellow warning, Cork and Tipperary have been removed from the list, with the focus now on rain warnings.

A Status Yellow warning for rain is currently in place for all of Leinster and Co Waterford, set to expire at 6pm today.

Additionally, a rain warning is active for Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Leitrim, Roscommon, and Sligo until 9pm on Thursday.

The potential impacts during these warnings include local flooding, reduced visibility, and challenging travel conditions.

Although the day will begin with rain and thunderstorms in many areas, the afternoon and evening are expected to bring a mix of bright weather and showers. Rain will persist in Ulster counties throughout the night. The day will be humid, with temperatures ranging from 16 to 21°C.

7-Day Weather Forecast: 9-15 June

Tonight, there will be plenty of cloud cover with isolated thunderstorms continuing. It will be a humid night with temperatures dropping to 10-15°C.

Friday will start off showery but will turn into a bright day with some sunshine and scattered showers. The south and southwest regions may experience heavier, thundery showers. Highs will be between 17 and 21°C.

The weekend will bring more showers, some of which may be heavy on Saturday with a chance of thunderstorms. Sunday will begin cloudy with a few showers, but it will clear up later in the day.

Looking ahead to next week, Monday is expected to be a dry day with plenty of sunshine and just a few isolated showers, with temperatures reaching 18-22°C.

Following the recent heavy rain and thunderstorms, Met Éireann's outlook for next week is optimistic, with a forecast of dry weather and pleasant conditions.