Bonnie and Kareem 11 months old, Amy-Leigh and Jada-Rose 4 months old and Ayah Salem pictured enjoying the weather at Waterworks on the Antrim road in BelfastBonnie and Kareem 11 months old, Amy-Leigh and Jada-Rose 4 months old and Ayah Salem pictured enjoying the weather at Waterworks on the Antrim road in Belfast
Bonnie and Kareem 11 months old, Amy-Leigh and Jada-Rose 4 months old and Ayah Salem pictured enjoying the weather at Waterworks on the Antrim road in Belfast

NI weather: Hottest day of the year recorded - and the good news is that we're heading for another week of wall-to-wall sunshine

The highest temperature of the year so far has been recorded in Co Tyrone as the mercury soared to almost 25C.
By Gemma Murray
Published 31st May 2023, 09:15 BST
Updated 31st May 2023, 14:10 BST

The warmest place in Northern Ireland was in Castlederg, Tyrone, where the mercury reached 24.5 degrees centigrade.

Sun worshippers pictured at Hazelbank park in Newtownabbey as the spell of very warm weather continues. Patricia McFadden and Seaneen McKeown

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Sun worshippers pictured at Hazelbank park in Newtownabbey as the spell of very warm weather continues. Patricia McFadden and Seaneen McKeown Photo: presseye

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Sun worshippers pictured at Hazelbank park in Newtownabbey as the spell of very warm weather continues

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Sun worshippers pictured at Hazelbank park in Newtownabbey as the spell of very warm weather continues Photo: presseye

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Lucia Mulvenna aged aged 8 Photo by -Stephen Hamilton/Presseye

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Lucia Mulvenna aged aged 8 Photo by -Stephen Hamilton/Presseye Photo: presseye

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Sun worshippers pictured at Hazelbank park in Newtownabbey as the spell of very warm weather continues.

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Sun worshippers pictured at Hazelbank park in Newtownabbey as the spell of very warm weather continues. Photo: presseye

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