Yellow Rain Warning Issued for Cork, Waterford, and Four Additional Counties
A yellow rain warning has been issued for Cork, Waterford, and four additional counties, according to Met Éireann. The warning indicates persistent rainfall, which may become heavy at times, is expected. The warning will take effect at midnight on Tuesday and will remain in place until noon.
Counties Affected by Rain Warning
- Cork
- Waterford
- Carlow
- Kilkenny
- Wexford
- Wicklow
The forecast suggests that these areas may experience localised flooding, challenging travel conditions, and reduced visibility. On Monday night, heavy rain will continue across Munster and south Leinster, with temperatures dropping to as low as 9°C. Other regions are expected to remain dry with clear spells and isolated showers.
Weather Forecast for Tuesday and Beyond
On Tuesday, persistent and heavy rain is forecast, along with mist and fog in the south and east. Meanwhile, other areas will experience drier conditions with scattered showers and occasional bright periods. The remainder of the week is predicted to be unsettled, with mild temperatures and frost-free nights.
Expected Rainfall and Conditions
Rain is anticipated on Tuesday night, followed by cloudier skies. Wednesday will likely see similar conditions, particularly in the west, with heavy rain expected to taper off in the evening.
Following a cloudy Wednesday night with light rain and drizzle, Thursday is predicted to start drier and brighter, with some sunshine. However, rain is expected to move in from the South Atlantic later in the day.
Weekend Outlook
Looking forward to the weekend, more rain is anticipated on Friday. Current forecasts suggest that similar weather patterns will continue, with a low-pressure system approaching from the Atlantic.
