Sunday 29 May 2022
The warnings are in place for Clare, Galway, Mayo, Donegal, Leitrim and Sligo.
It’s forecast to be generally unsettled this weekend with wet and windy weather developing.
Snow and ice on untreated surfaces will lead to hazardous driving conditions in some areas.
Storm Dudley is set to arrive on Wednesday followed by Storm Eunice on Friday.
Wind warnings will be in place in Donegal, Mayo and Galway, while rain warnings are in place in Galway, Cork and Kerry.
The forecaster will usually refrain from issuing warnings more than 60-hours in advance
The weather warnings will be in place for the country on Tuesday and early Wednesday.
The warning will remain in place until 10pm for Galway and Mayo.
Scattered heavy showers with localised thundery downpours are expected in Leinster, Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan tomorrow.
Locailsed flooding and hazardous driving conditions have been forecast.
A Status Yellow thunderstorm and rain warning will be in place for the entire country for an hour tonight.
Northern Ireland exceeded its highest temperature on record today while it was also the hottest day of the year in the Republic.
Highest temperatures are expected to reach 15 to 19 degrees Celsius on Thursday.
A Status Yellow rainfall warning is in place for Cork, Kerry, Clare, Waterford, Galway, and Mayo.
Counties Cork, Kerry, Clare, Galway, Mayo and Waterford will be impacted by the rainfall warnings.
The weather warning is in place for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Cork and Waterford.
This May Bank Holiday is set to be wet and windy.
Very icy conditions have been reported in many areas, particularly on minor roads.
The Status Yellow warning comes into effect from 6pm today.
A Yellow warning for snow and ice is in place for some counties in Northern Ireland tonight.
Powerful winds are forecast for Munster and Leinster tonight.
Gusts of up to 100 km/h are expected, Met Éireann said today.
Met Éireann has warned that there will be 30 to 50mm of rain in areas.
Up to 50mm of rain fell in some areas overnight.
High tides and a storm are expected in the coming days.
The warning takes effect at 6am tomorrow.
The warning will remain in place until 9am on Wednesday.
A status yellow rainfall is also in place for some parts of Ireland.
The Limerick-Waterford hurling league game tonight has been called off.
Met Éireann has not yet issued any national weather warnings but says that “warnings will be issued on Friday”.
The warning is valid for counties Cavan, Monaghan, Donegal, Dublin, Louth and Wicklow, as well as Connacht.
The Status Orange warning is in place until noon today.
Storm Ciara is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain over the weekend.
After the windy weekend, next week looks set to be dry and settled across the country.
Several collisions have occurred following heavy hail showers today.
The weather warning will kick in at 9pm tonight. It will remain in place until 11am tomorrow morning.
A Status Orange wind warning is in place as Storm Brendan hits Ireland.
Forecasting the weather is a complicated business, so this week on The Explainer we’re looking at how Met Éireann decides on whether a warning should be status yellow, orange, or red.
The warning will remain until 11am on Sunday.
