Met Éireann predicts turbulent week with rain alerts for four counties
This week, Ireland is bracing for a turbulent weather pattern characterized by heavy rain and low-pressure systems. Met Éireann has issued a yellow rain warning for four counties, signaling significant rainfall and risks of flooding.
Weather Alerts for Affected Counties
- Cork
- Kerry
- Waterford
- Wexford
These counties are expected to experience persistent rain, particularly on Monday. Localized flooding may occur due to the intensity of the rain.
Regional Forecasts
Dublin will start the week with wet conditions. Rain is anticipated to ease by the afternoon, allowing for some sunshine later in the day. Temperatures will range from 10 to 11 degrees Celsius.
As the week progresses, low pressure will continue to affect the capital. Expect a mix of sunshine and showers, followed by more rain as the week advances.
Cork’s weather mirrors that of Dublin, with initial wet conditions easing eastward. The temperatures will be similar, ranging from 9 to 11 degrees Celsius. Persistent rain is also predicted for the latter half of the week in Munster. Overall, unsettled weather conditions will prevail.
General Temperature Outlook
The start of the week will be cold, with temperatures dipping to between 1 and 5 degrees Celsius on Monday. Frost may be a concern in some areas.
However, temperatures are expected to rise nationally by midweek, reaching up to 11 degrees Celsius by Wednesday. A cooldown is forecasted again by Thursday.
Residents are encouraged to remain alert and take necessary precautions as the week unfolds.
