THE weather over the last few days has been nothing short of horrific, but don’t put away the summer wardrobe just yet.

Here at The Clare Echo we are nothing if not thorough, so we can confirm from two independent sources that there will DEFINITELY be socks and sandals weather this Bank Holiday Weekend*.

Accuweather are reporting that temperatures will be in the high twenties on Sunday and Monday, with little or no rain forecast.

Met Eireann meanwhile are sure that the mercury will hit 26c and are forecasting light winds; perfect barbecue weather.

The National Meteorological Service also predict that the weather will remain settled for next week.

Result!

*weather may not actually be fantastic. This is Ireland, after all.

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