NI weather: Wildfire warning as heatwave hits:

While details are naturally uncertain at this range, a particularly deep area of low pressure could pass close to the UK during the first half of next week. This may bring some wet and windy weather for some, which coupled with high spring tides could bring impacts to some coastal areas in the west.

— Dan Holley, Met Office deputy chief forecaster, said.

It's important to get fresh air, and when the weather begins to improve, it's even more tempting to open your home up to the warmer elements. However, during peak pollen times - usually between 10 am and 3 pm, and on windy days - it's extremely beneficial to keep your windows and doors shut. This is especially important in bedrooms, where you want to breathe easy at night.

— Glen Peskett, DIY expert from Saxton Blades, offers advice for sniffle-stricken Brits.