Geoff Maskell

Concerns have been raised about the transition away from NI’s last coal fired power station.

The month has seen two distinct periods of weather contributing to the record-breaking temperatures.

The ghost-like clouds - known as noctilucent - can be seen during astronomical twilight.

Ballywatticock near Newtownards records 31.2C on Saturday, breaking a record set 45 years ago.

One of nature’s greatest light shows, the Perseid meteor shower, is visible over Northern Ireland.

There has been almost no rain in Northern Ireland since St Patrick’s Day this year.

The spring equinox is the midway point between mid-winter and mid-summer.

A total eclipse on Friday night means some in Northern Ireland may see the Moon turn red.

A yellow weather warning for snow and ice is in place until 18:00 GMT on Wednesday.

BBC NI’s weather guru Geoff Maskell explains the science behind lightning strikes without thunder claps.