Met Eireann

Met Eireann Weather Warnings: Wet and Windy Forecast Ahead

Find out the latest updates on Met Eireann's weather warnings and forecasts, with heavy rain and gusty winds predicted in several counties! Stay prepared!

Met Eireann, the Irish meteorological service, has issued several weather warnings for the upcoming days. Tuesday's forecast promises a wet and blustery start, with heavy rain and the possibility of spot flooding in certain areas due to two Status Yellow warnings covering five counties. Residents in Limerick and Clare are advised to brace themselves for very strong and gusty winds, as a status wind warning has been put in place for these regions.

As the stormy weather looms, Cork and Kerry remain on storm watch, being the only counties currently under the weather's intense scrutiny. The meteorological experts at Met Eireann have highlighted the extreme conditions, signaling a trend towards rough weather over the next few days. In addition to wind warnings, a status yellow rain alert is also in effect for Cork and Kerry, amplifying concerns for heavy rainfall.

Amidst the changeable weather patterns, reports from Moore Park indicate that February 2024 has been the warmest on record, adding an interesting twist to the weather updates. Furthermore, Roche's Point, Co Cork, experienced significantly higher rainfall than usual, with 222% of the long-term average rainfall for February. This unusual weather trend showcases the unpredictable nature of Irish climate, making it crucial for residents to stay informed and prepared for any weather eventualities.