Strong winds and thunderstorms ahead as Ireland braces for the impact of Hurricane Ernesto’s remnants! 🌪️⛈️
Ireland is bracing itself as a Status Yellow wind warning has been issued for Galway and Mayo, thanks to the impending arrival of Hurricane Ernesto's remnants. Met Éireann is sounding the alarm bells, predicting unseasonably strong winds alongside very high tides and heavy rain. Locals might want to grab their raincoats, as Ernesto might not have much hurricane swagger left, but it’s still capable of packing a serious punch! With winds expected to howl through the northern and western parts of the country, preparations are underway to safeguard against the potential upheaval.
The remnants of this post-tropical cyclone are expected to hit several counties, particularly in the west. Weather Alerts Ireland has chimed in with a dire warning of possible thunderstorms and flooding. As Ernesto travels east across the Atlantic, one can’t help but feel a tinge of sympathy for our friends in Bermuda who had to deal with him in his prime! On Thursday and into Friday, heavy downpours could bring localised flooding, particularly along coastal areas, making it a bumpy ride for anyone daring to venture out.
In the capital, Dublin, the forecast indicates that tonight will be particularly “unseasonably windy,” with a mixture of heavy persistent rain expected to keep those umbrellas working overtime. The rainfall could lead to some unexpected puddles and perhaps a few wet socks – a classic Irish predicament! If you're planning a night out, consider swapping your stilettos for sturdy wellies — you’re going to need them!
As Hurricane Ernesto makes its exit from the Irish weather scene, it’s unlikely that it will relinquish its storm status without a fight. So hold on tight and prepare for whatever Ernesto has in store!
Did you know that Irish summers usually see only about 22 days of rain? It appears that the weather gods have decided to test that record with Ernesto in town! Also, hurricanes are fascinating natural phenomena; they form over warm ocean waters and can unleash massive energy equivalent to a nuclear bomb. So stay safe, enjoy this wild weather while you can, and maybe take some time to indulge in a lovely cup of tea while the winds blow!
A Status Yellow wind warning has been issued for Galway and Mayo, with Met Éireann warning of “unseasonably strong” winds, very high tides and heavy rain as ...
Relatively strong winds are expected Thursday and into Friday, especially in the northern and western Atlantic counties. Weather Alerts Ireland stated online: " ...
Ireland could face thunderstorms and potential flooding in the coming days due to the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto, which travelled across Bermuda over the ...
Strong winds and heavy and persistent rain are on the way to Ireland as the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto hit our shores after affecting Bermuda over the ...
The winds will be accompanied by "heavy and persistent" rain which may cause some localised flooding overnight.
The national forecaster said there is potential for some heavy or thundery falls and coastal flooding, particularly in parts of the south.
Ernesto is just about clinging onto its hurricane status and is likely to be downgraded to a storm as it makes it way east across the Atlantic and impacts ...