Northern Ireland recorded its highest temperature of the year so far on Bank Holiday Monday.

Derrylin in Fermanagh reached 25.8C, 2.5C below the May record of 28.3C set in 1922.

Tuesday saw temperatures between 20C and 23C across the region.

Wednesday is forecast to remain dry, bright and warm.

The Met Office said a shower is possible in some areas on Friday before conditions turn brighter.

A weather front is expected to bring rain to western areas on Saturday.

Sunday is forecast to be mainly dry.