Thousands of people flooded to local beaches over the past week as temperatures reached record highs in Ireland.READ MORE:Man who died diving into lake in Clare named as it emerges he 'may have hit head on pier'
Lines of cars parked on the beach stretched an impressive distance along the strand, making it almost impossible for some cars to escape the rising tides. According to Radio Kerry presenter Jerry O'Sullivan, traffic was backed up for hours in and around the blue flag beach.Meanwhile, Ireland's heatwave came to an abrupt end on Sunday evening as thunderstorms and intense lightning was seen in many areas.
An Orange Thunderstorm warning was issued by Met Eireann for the entire country on Sunday, with 14 counties still under the warning until 10pm.Thunderstorm activity is expected in these areas. However, due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected.
Rain is also expected to be below average in the final week of August, giving the perfect opportunity to enjoy the last of the summer sunshine.
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