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Is Hurricane Joaquin heading to Ireland?
It’s making its way towards Europe, but where will it end up?
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It’s making its way towards Europe, but where will it end up?
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 is an orange rainfall warning in Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick and Tipperary.
Temperatures are to hit the 20s this week.
We’ve got a taste for the good weather and rain just won’t do.
There are two weather warnings in place.
The season’s highest maximum of 16.2°C was recorded in Carlow on 9 January.
Code red… this is a code red…
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.
But enjoy the crisp and dry while you can.
Hat? check. Scarf? check. Gloves? check.
It’s going to be cold, windy and showery, but it will be bright.
It’s expected to reach 22 degrees today with a UV index between 6 and 8.
On average, approximately 10 to 20 percent of all lightning over Ireland are cloud-to-ground strikes.
Get out that sunscreen you packed away after last year’s summer holiday to Portugal. The sunburn index for Ireland today is moderate to high.
It may not exactly be beach weather – but we’ll take it.
Better get out that Factor 50.
Those in Cork, Kerry and Waterford should be prepared for the worst of the rain.
But no – it wasn’t in Ireland.
Plus, there may be more of the sand making an appearance.
Plus: bonus photos of a glorious sunset.
Did you say ‘dry with sunshine’ Evelyn?
According to Met Éireann’s Winter summary report, rainfalls were well over the long-term average all across the country.
The council had earlier submitted a report to Government saying it needed €36.8m for repairs after recent bad weather.
At least this one is only at level yellow (two grades down from the highest red).
ESB Networks has been phoning customers without power today to update them on what’s happening.
We want to know what other acts of kindness you witnessed or took part in.
More severe weather is expected to hit flooded areas in the UK today.
14 severe flood warnings have been issued across the UK, with householders living along the River Thames put on standby.
Nothing was going to keep these guys indoors.
Another storm swell is on its way bringing wet and windy weather.