Northern Ireland has recorded its highest ever temperature for the second time in five days.
The Met Office said the new provisional record was set today in Castlederg, Co Tyrone.
A tweet from the Met Office said: “Northern Ireland has for the second time in 5 days provisionally broken it’s all-time temperature record.
“Castlederg in County Tyrone recorded a temperature of 31.3C at 1437 this afternoon.
“This exceeds the 31.2C that Ballywatticock recorded last Saturday.”