Storm Boelo, weather
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A status yellow rain warning has been issued for Ireland on Thursday, with Storm Austen set to spread eastward across the country. Met Éireann has warned of difficult travelling conditions and localised flooding. It said outdoor activities could be severely impacted.
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Ireland weather: Met Eireann pinpoint when settled conditions will return after double storm chaos
After some brief respite from the severe weather conditions on Sunday, Storm Boelo is set to cause further disruption on Bank Holiday Monday with gale force winds and heavy rainfall expected
London — Record winds battered Ireland, Northern Ireland and parts of the mainland U.K. on Friday, with the severe gales spreading across the region, including the full width of Scotland, as the isles bore the brunt of Storm Éowyn. Met Éireann, the ...
Met Éireann has forecast heavy rain in Munster and south Leinster, spreading into Connacht and the rest of Leinster throughout the evening. Localised flooding is possible, especially in Munster and Leinster.
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Ireland weather: Latest on Bank Holiday weekend storm fears as conditions to take nasty turn
Severe weather is raging further south in Europe and Ireland could be soon in the firing line
Ireland provisionally set a record for its warmest day ever in April on Wednesday, April 30. A new provisional record-high April temperature of 25.9°C (78.6°F) for Ireland was observed at the Athenry station in Co Galway on Wednesday afternoon, Met ...
MET Eireann has issued a 12-hour heavy rain for five counties as Ireland braces for “thunderstorms and flooding”. The Status Yellow alert will kick in at 9pm tonight, with weather chiefs saying a “good deal of instability” will bring the risk of ...
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Ireland weather: Met Eireann issues fresh weather warning for two counties on Bank Holiday Monday
Met Eireann has issued a flood warning to more than 700,000 people as further spells of heavy rain are expected on Bank Holiday Monday
Ireland’s historic heatwave is set to continue into next week when temperatures will rock to unseasonable highs. All weather records in Ireland are set to be broken next week when the temperatures hit 91.4F (33C) bringing the Irish the hottest day in 40 ...
