Heavy Rain Alert Issued by Met Éireann with Next Week’s Weather Forecast for Ireland
Heavy rain and localized flooding are expected across Ireland next week as wet and blustery conditions take hold, particularly in southern areas. While Sunday brought mild and bright weather for most regions, rain is forecast to develop in the south and move northward overnight.
Weather Forecast for Ireland
According to Met Éireann, Monday will be predominantly cloudy, with rain clearing to brighter conditions later in the day. The expected high temperatures will range from 9 to 12 degrees Celsius. However, Monday night is projected to be wet and blustery, with heavy rain and the potential for spot flooding.
Rain Warnings Issued
Met Éireann has announced a status yellow rain warning for several counties:
- Cork
- Kerry
- Waterford
This warning is in effect from Monday night until Tuesday midday. Forecasts predict flooding, low visibility, and challenging travel conditions in these areas.
Detailed Daily Forecast
- Tuesday: Anticipated heavy rainfall and blustery winds, with possible flooding and fog in elevated regions.
- Wednesday: Some sunny spells may occur, though further rain is likely in the south and east. Drier conditions should prevail in the north and west.
- Thursday: Expect additional showers and extended periods of rain.
- Friday and Weekend: The outlook remains unsettled with continuous rain predicted. A low-pressure system from the Arctic may bring significantly colder weather starting next Sunday.
Residents are advised to prepare for challenging weather conditions and possible disruptions in travel due to the anticipated heavy rain and flooding.
