Heavy rain and strong winds are set to clash with your weekend plans! Here’s what you need to know to weather the storm.
As bank holiday weekend approaches, Met Éireann has thrown a spanner in the works with a Status Yellow Rainfall Warning. If you’re planning a BBQ or any outdoor shenanigans, it might be best to have a backup plan because heavy rain is heading our way! The warning is particularly targeting the western counties of Clare, Kerry, Galway, and Mayo, with heavy downpours expected to hit from 8 PM on Sunday until midday on Bank Holiday Monday. With the Irish weather being as unpredictable as a cat on a hot tin roof, this is a friendly nudge for you to keep your brolly close!
The forecast is showing strong and gusty southerly winds that could wreak havoc, especially in exposed areas. This could result in localised flooding, fallen branches, and even malfunctioning garden gnomes. So, if you are planning to venture out, make sure your umbrella can withstand the hurricane chic that’s predicted! Also, if you have any makeshift outdoor structures, it might be a good time to batten down the hatches and secure them before the wind takes them for an unscheduled trip.
In the spirit of preparation, the local authorities are on high alert, urging residents to protect their properties and avoid unnecessary travel during the stormier parts of the weekend. Those who are living in or near coastal areas should be especially cautious and heed any warnings given by both Met Éireann and emergency services. It's advisable to stay updated with forecasts because, as we all know, the Irish weather can be moodier than a toddler refusing to share toys!
As you strategize ways to enjoy your bank holiday amid the impending downpour, consider cozying up with your loved ones for a movie marathon or testing out that new recipe you’ve been eying! Rainy days can be great excuses to spend quality time indoors, enjoying what you love most. Remember—no amount of rain can dampen the Irish spirit!
In an interesting twist, did you know that Dublin was the wettest city in Ireland in 2021, according to Met Éireann? With an average annual rainfall of about 762mm, it’s basically the official capital of raindrops! And if you’re still wondering how to embrace the elements , remember, an Irish proverb perfectly sums it up: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing.” So grab that raincoat, and let’s make the best of it!
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