Recent weather updates in Ireland indicate an unsettled pattern with a potential for above 20°C temperatures starting from early June. Met Éireann has issued a yellow rain warning for Galway, Mayo, and Kerry, with heavy rain and gusty southerly winds expected on June 2nd, potentially causing local flooding and difficult travel conditions. Despite the unsettled weather, forecasts suggest a possible return of summer heat, with signs of a heatwave and temperatures reaching into the low twenties from the week of June 9th. However, current models show no prolonged heatwave, as Andrew Doran-Sherlock from Met Éireann states that a heatwave (defined as five consecutive days above 25°C) is not imminent. The return of warmer weather is coupled with conflicting forecast models, with some predicting a settling of the weather and others indicating continued unsettled conditions. The weather warning map shows three counties under alert, emphasizing the need for caution as heavy rain and strong winds are expected to impact the west coast, particularly Galway, Mayo, and Kerry. Overall, Ireland is experiencing a transition period, with rain and wind likely to dominate early June, but with an optimistic outlook for warmer days ahead.