You won’t hear us complaining about this week’s weather.

Met Éireann’s forecast for Munster for the coming week has much to celebrate, including high temperatures and mostly dry weather, although the patchy drizzle is expected to get a word in here and there.

“Tuesday will be a dry day for most though patchy drizzle will affect western coastal areas at times. Mostly cloudy to start with the best of the sunny spells in the south of the province, but becoming more widespread through the day.”

Highs of 18-21 degrees are to be expected.

The rest of the week follows a similar pattern, with Wednesday promising a mix of heavy cloud and sunny spells throughout, and temperatures of 18-23 degrees.

Thursday will be better again, as Met Éireann predicts a “warm day with most areas staying dry with sunny spells developing in the afternoon. Patchy drizzle will continue along Atlantic coasts and over Ulster.

“Highest temperatures of 18 to 23 degrees, coolest in Atlantic coastal counties and warmest in the south and southeast.”

Friday is set to be best of all, both sunny and warm, with temperatures possibly reaching the heady heights of 25 degrees. Sure who needs international travel, like.