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What is an Azores High and how will it affect our weather this weekend?
Temperatures are set to reach 25 degrees later this week.
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Temperatures are set to reach 25 degrees later this week.
It joins a snow-ice warning that kicks in at midnight tonight.
Met Éireann says heavy rain is on its way.
Met Eireann predicts that conditions will be warm and unsettled in the coming days.
It’ll be a bit of a mixed bag in the coming days.
Some showers next week could turn heavy or possibly thundery.
Here’s what’s happening with the weather today.
Lots of public transport will be stopping later this afternoon (if it hasn’t already).
Uprooted trees and wayward trampolines were spotted.
A status yellow warning has been released for Thursday.
We’ve had some nice autumn weather, but things are about to get a bit colder.
Not everywhere, anyway.
Tomorrow will be a bit brighter though, thankfully.
Temperatures will drop to as low as three degrees tonight.
Documents released to TheJournal.ie under the Freedom of Information reveals that 118 complaints were made to the forecaster over a 12 month period.
There is an orange and yellow warning for some counties today and tomorrow.
There will be some showers too. (Sorry).
Don’t open the curtains just yet.
Fear not. Temperatures are going to be in double figures tomorrow.
It’s see your breath sort of weather.
A Met Éireann snow-ice warning is in effect until tomorrow afternoon.
Let’s see what the experts are saying.
It’s for Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo. But the rest of the country won’t exactly be warm either…
Surface water has been reported on one city-centre quay.
The flooding began last night – almost exactly a year after the hospital had suffered similar flooding.
Adam Scott and Shane Lowry will both have to deal with some strong winds and rain in Hoylake this morning.
El Nino is a flow of unusually warm waters from the Pacific Ocean that shakes up climate patterns worldwide.
Meanwhile, boil water notices have been lifted in some areas of Clare and Limerick.
We love talking about it. ALL THE TIME.
A secondary ‘orange alert’ is in place in a number of other coastal counties.
14 severe flood warnings have been issued across the UK, with householders living along the River Thames put on standby.
That’s the message from the Road Safety Authority today, as Met Éireann predicts more bad weather.