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Met Eireann has predicted flash flooding in some places as thunderstorms and “intense lightning” develop into the evening. However, temperatures will remain ...

Highest temperatures of 15 to 20 degrees, warmest along the south coast in mostly light northwesterly breezes. Lowest temperatures of 8 to 13 degrees in moderate northerly breezes. Showers will gradually die out in the south to leave a mainly dry night with clear spells. The most intense, slow-moving deluges will cause some spot flooding, intense lightning, and a slight chance of hail. It will be fresher but drier further north with just isolated showers and intermittent sunny spells. Temperatures rising up to 30c again today, but thunderstorms are expected to develop this evening and tonight with a risk of torrential downpours and local flash flooding.”

Met Eireann is forecasting a big change in the weather this week as the heatwave that has been bathing Ireland in glorious sunshine comes to a dramatic end.

Highest temperatures of 16 to 22, warmest in Munster, with moderate southerly breezes veering westerly through the afternoon. Highest temperatures of 15 to 20 degrees, warmest along the south coast in mostly light northwesterly breezes. Showers will gradually die out in the south to leave a mostly dry night with clear spells.

“Thunderstorm activity expected,” they said. “Due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected. “Heavy downpours of rain and hail will ...

“Due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected. The forecaster has changed its previous yellow warning to an orange warning. Met Éireann has upgraded its thunderstorm warning for Ireland today – Sunday, August 14th.

A Status Orange thunderstorm warning has been issued for Ireland by Met Éireann amid record-breaking temperatures, adding that heavy downpours and hail are ...

"On Tuesday, a cooler and cloudier day once again with scattered showers. However, they stressed that there may be flooding in some parts of the country. Light to moderate northerly winds.

Met Eireann has this Sunday lunchtime issued a Status Orange Thunderstorm warning - with alerts for intense lightning storms, very heavy downpours of rain ...

Highest temperatures of 16 to 22, warmest in Munster, with moderate southerly breezes veering westerly through the afternoon. Highest temperatures of 15 to 20 degrees, warmest along the south coast in mostly light northwesterly breezes. Lowest temperatures of 8 to 13 degrees in moderate northerly breezes.

Thunderstorm activity is expected. However, due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected.

Highest temperatures of 16 to 22, warmest in Munster, with moderate southerly breezes veering westerly through the afternoon. Highest temperatures of 15 to 20 degrees, warmest along the south coast in mostly light northwesterly breezes. Showers will gradually die out on Tuesday in the south to leave a mostly dry night with clear spells. Lowest temperatures of 8 to 13 degrees in moderate northerly breezes. Remaining warm and humid with lows of 13 to 17 degrees with light northerly or variable winds. Light to moderate northerly winds will increase fresh to strong along Atlantic coasts.

Thunderstorms are expected with heavy downpours of rain and hail possible in places leading to hazardous driving conditions. Localised flooding will also occur ...

They added: "Due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected. Heavy downpours of rain and hail will occur in places. Flooding where ...

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It's set to be a wash-out of a day with a risk of flooding in some areas.

Highest temperatures of 16 to 19 degrees with moderate southerly breezes veering westerly through the afternoon. Highest temperatures of 16 to 19 degrees, warmest along the south coast in mostly light northwesterly breezes. Highest temperatures of between 18 and 23 degrees, with light to moderate northerly winds.

Met Éireann has warned of intense thunderstorms today, bringing with them a risk of flooding and possible hail in places today.

Highest temperatures of 15C to 18C are forecast. Met Éireann said it will be followed by scattered showers through the evening, clearing to more widespread sunny spells in the west. Highest temperatures of 16C to 19C are expected, warmest along the south coast. Lowest temperatures will range from 9C to 13C degrees, mildest in the west. So certainly through the rest of today, there is a likelihood of spot flooding from heavy and slow moving downpours,” she said. "While the thunderstorms have cleared now for most places, there was a few in south Leinster over the past couple of hours.

Due to the thunderstorms and heavy rainfall, affected areas will be at risk of flash flooding.

Scattered showers gradually lessen through the day as a band of rain looks to approach western coasts later in the day. Highest temperatures of 16 to 19 degrees, warmest along the south coast in mostly light northwesterly breezes. It will be followed by scattered showers through the evening, clearing to more widespread sunny spells in the west. Showers will die out early in the night, leaving a dry night with a mix of cloud and clear spells. Highest temperatures of 15 to 19 degrees, mildest in the south. Showers will gradually die out in the south to leave a mainly dry night with clear spells.

More torrential downpours, thunder and lightning across Cork and Munster today as Met Eireann pushes warning into afternoon.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue to affect Munster, becoming intense through the afternoon with the continued risk of flooding. Cooler and quite cloudy with scattered light showers, though many areas will have a dry day. Last night, heavy thunder was heard across Cork and torrential rain finnally broke the recent drought.

A status orange weather warning for thunderstorms remains in place for the Republic until 9am on Monday. Met Éireann is warning of sporadic thunder and ...

It comes after temperatures exceeded 25 degrees for the fifth day in a row, with Moore Park in Cork, recording 28.8 degrees on Saturday. Met Éireann forecaster Andrew Doran-Sherlock said a heat warning also remains in place for Leinster, Munster, Cavan, Monaghan, Munster, Galway and Roscommon. A status orange weather warning for thunderstorms remains in place for the Republic until 9am on Monday.

Met Eireann's long range forecast has predicted a high pressure to dominate conditions later this month as temperatures climb above average, ...

Showers will gradually die out in the south to leave a mainly dry night with clear spells. Likewise, temperatures are also expected to stay close to typical levels for the time of year. Light to moderate northerly winds will increase fresh to strong along Atlantic coasts.

Thunderstorm activity is expected. Due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected. Heavy downpours of rain and hail will occur in ...

Heavy downpours of rain and hail will occur in places. There will be some flooding where heavy downpours occur. Due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected.

Met Éireann has said that this thunderstorm activity is expected to persist particularly in Munster and Leinster. The counties affected are Carlow, Clare, Cork, ...

Meanwhile, temperatures this afternoon will return closer to average, ranging from 15°C to 17°C in the north and west, and between 18°C and 23°C elsewhere. "The thunderstorms will become more intense later this afternoon and evening," Met Éireann has said. Due to the sporadic nature of development, not all areas will be affected, Met Éireann has said.

Met Eireann has extended a Status Orange Thunderstorm Warning for parts of Ireland until 8pm today with further heavy downpours and flooding forecast. The.

Highest temperatures of 16 to 19 degrees with moderate southerly breezes veering westerly through the afternoon. Lowest temperatures of 9 to 13 degrees, mildest in the west, as light westerly breezes back southerly through the night. Scattered showers gradually lessen through the day, as a band of rain looks to approach western coasts later in the day. Highest temperatures of 16 to 19 degrees, warmest along the south coast in mostly light northwesterly breezes. Highest temperatures of between 18 and 23 degrees, with light to moderate northerly winds. Showers will die out early in the night, leaving a dry night with a mix of cloud and clear spells.