Temperatures in Ireland rise above the existing May record, prompting weather warnings to stay in place. Multiple reports cite provisional temperature readings recorded on Tuesday, with figures reported above 29C. One outlet notes a reading of 29.5C from provisional data, while another reports temperatures exceeding 29C and specifies 29.5C. The Irish Times reports a higher provisional reading of 30.5C. Despite differences in the exact temperature figures, all sources indicate the same overall pattern: unusually high temperatures for May are recorded and the official warnings are still active. The warnings are described as covering multiple counties, with the Irish Times stating they remain in place for eight counties. The reports do not detail specific weather phenomena beyond the temperature-related warnings, but they present the record-breaking heat and continued alert as the main developments.