The weather is set to take a turn for the worse from tomorrow, with strong winds and heavy rain on the way.

Thankfully it won't last too long - as there is another heatwave heading our way as early as next week.

The Donegal Weather Channel said: "With a wet and windy few days coming up starting Wednesday and remaining unsettled into this weekend it does look like it may just be a brief unsettled spell in the weather across Ireland and the UK when a two weather fronts will sweep over the country on Wednesday and then again on Friday night into Saturday.

"Early next week there are signs from the Gfs weather model that high pressure will build from the Azores which would mean the jet stream would be pushed back north allowing warmer and sunny weather to return across Ireland.

"The Gfs allows hints on the extended range runs that this would remain in place over the following weekend and possibly into the end of the month."

But they warned: "At present the signs are good but nothing is set in stone yet.

"Temperature wise we would see temperatures rise back up into the low 20s in places if high pressure does manage to build from the Azores.

"When you get a Azores high over Ireland and the UK it brings warm weather but not the warmest, the warmest spell of weather you can get is from a Tropical Continental air mass."

According to Ken Ring from Predict Weather, Ireland is in for two more heatwaves this summer, one at the end of June and one at the end of July/start of August.

"Summer for Ireland - Get ready for a good one. Will remind you of 1959. Two heatwaves at ends of June and July," he tweeted.