Do your outdoorsy bits while you can today.

Met Éireann’s Status Yellow – Rain warning for Cork kicks in at 5pm on Sunday, October 13th, remaining in place until 11pm, with some spot flooding likely.

While this morning will be largely dry across Munster with some bright spells at first, cloud will start building by the afternoon.

“Around midday, rain will develop in the west. It will spread slowly eastwards through the afternoon and evening, turning heavy in the southwest and south with spot flooding possible.” said the forecasters.

It looks like we’re in for some milder weather this week. Monday will be mainly dry with bright or sunny spells developing in many areas and highest temperatures of 12 to 14 degrees.

Some milder air moving up this week and could get up to 18c by Wednesday before dropping back again. Some models show a chance of another spell of milder air around this day next weekend too. pic.twitter.com/55eDQiwRQ2

— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) October 13, 2024

Tuesday, while rainy, will bring temperatures of 12C to 16C. Wednesday is looking dull and wet in the morning too, but by the afternoon we should see some sunshine and temperatures of up to 18C.