Get your umbrellas ready, folks! Met Eireann's Yellow rain warning means it's about to get wet in Cork and Waterford!
Hold on to your raincoats, Ireland! Met Éireann has just reported that the west and southern coasts are bracing themselves for a stormy showdown! A Status Yellow rain warning is officially in effect, primarily targeting the beautiful counties of Cork and Waterford. Starting this Thursday evening, residents can expect heavy downpours that are likely to keep the ducks in stitches and send the less prepared scuttling for cover! The rain is predicted to make an appearance throughout the afternoon, into the evening and then settle in for a cozy overnight stay, so make sure your umbrellas are at the ready!
If you're in West Cork, expect the skies to unleash their fury! Eerily reminiscent of a water park experience sans the lifeguard, these conditions are not to be taken lightly. An astonishing 19-hour double weather warning indicates that the torrential downpours won't be just an evening affair but will stretch into Friday! So save those romantic dinner plans for another day because who enjoys the sight of a soggy pizza on St. Valentine’s Day?
But wait, there’s more! The rain is accompanied by gale warnings to spice things up, with winds expected to whip up to force 8 on coastal areas. You might want to retake your windsurfing lessons — or maybe just stay indoors with a nice cuppa! This certainly seems like Mother Nature’s way of reminding us that she still holds the cards in this poker game called weather.
For those thinking of venturing outside, beware! Spot flooding is forecasted in various locations, causing rivers and ditches to overflow and turning peaceful avenues into small rivers. Emergency services might be bracing for calls, so stay smart and don’t test the waters — literally!
Did you know? The term "Status Yellow" is defined as a weather condition where a change in weather could cause some inconvenience, but is generally considered to pose limited risk! Also, Ireland holds the record for having some of the wettest weather patterns in Europe. No wonder we’re all so fond of sturdy umbrellas and wellies! It's just part of our Irish charm, isn't it?
Status yellow rain warning will come into effect this Thursday evening.
MET Éireann has issued a yellow weather alert for this afternoon.Spells of heavy rain are expected throughout the afternoon, evening and overnight.
Two Irish counties are set to be under a weather warning from Thursday into Friday as heavy rains roll across the country for almost one full day.
Cork was initially the only county in Ireland to fall under the Status Yellow rain warning, with spells of heavy rain forecast from this afternoon into the ...
Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rain warning for Cork and Waterford with heavy rain on the way for the west and south of the country.
A status yellow gale warning will also come into place from midday until midnight, as southeast to east winds will reach gale force 8 on Irish coastal waters ...
Cork and Waterford expected to see heavy rain overnight and into St Valentine's Day.
Met Éireann has issued Status Yellow weather warnings as heavy rain is expected across two southern counties.
The national forecaster is sharing its predictions for the weekend ahead, which will apparently bring with it more rain and cold temperatures.