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21st June 2017
06:46pm BST
Well, look, we had a good run with the sun. We had a pretty glorious weekend, and Monday and Tuesday weren't too shabby either.
And then... today happened.
We heard it all; it was going to be the hottest day of the year, there were weather warnings in place and we were stocking up on water.
But alas, Ireland showed its true colours and the weather turned to shite.
There was rain in the morning, I barely saw the sun, it's muggy and humid as hell, and I feel betrayed.
And it turns out, I wasn't the only one. People on Twitter were not impressed with the sudden change in weather either.
It's raining. The weather in Ireland is fecked. #dublin
— Hannah Dillon (@hannaheileend) June 21, 2017
I'm so confused with this weather
— • E M • (@iamemmajwhite) June 21, 2017
My Mam's review of the weather pic.twitter.com/NipoJFNS10
— adam (@RummHammm) June 21, 2017
Now it is raining. Hot, hot rain. And the weather is mental.
— Sue Kirk (@SueKirk) June 21, 2017
Why do we have to do this every time it's sunny in Ireland? pic.twitter.com/LiPDcyONlZ
— Dan Griffin (@dangriffinIT) June 21, 2017
Hot weather following a spell of rain and I can almost see the pollen in the air ????
— David (@PumpItLowda) June 21, 2017
Beautiful sunny days in a row & then just when comes to the longest day of the year...shite weather
— Ryan Cullen (@RyanCullen90) June 21, 2017
Mother Nature is a troll#SummerSolstice
Only in Ireland would you get a weather warning for 27 degrees, ridiculous, #meltingsnowflakes pic.twitter.com/z0uSzPFpJq
— Edel O'Connell (@oconnelledel) June 21, 2017
After 5 days of glorious weather it's raining in Dublin. Just to prove people were not lying to me.
— Lynda Mason (@lydwray) June 21, 2017
I got all giddy with yesterday's weather, thought I was in the south of France, had a glass of rosé. Now it's raining. #notions #meaculpa
— Kate Bielinski (@katebielinski) June 21, 2017
That weather out there is t-shirt, shorts and umbrella weather. #Ireland
— Luke Lonergan (@Luke_Lonergan) June 21, 2017
-- The weather is changing, he said quietly.
— BloomSays (@BloomSays) June 21, 2017
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