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Met Eireann warns of strong to gale force westerly winds with some severe gusts.
This is no time for a stroll down the harbour, people.
The night of the ‘Big Wind’ took place overnight from 6-7 January 1839 causing damage to a quarter of all Dublin houses.
It’s been some year. Half the time we don’t know what to be wearing.
Gusts of up to 130km are forecast, as the severe weather system passes to the northwest of the country.
People are fearful this evening as it reaches high tide in many areas.
53 million people in ten states are at significant risk for thunderstorms and tornadoes.
It certainly was windy out there today, as poor Samson experienced.
Hold on to your brollies. Storm St Jude is set to sweep across England, but Met Eireann said it is a little too close for comfort to Ireland.
Dublin City Council said that it has mobilised drainage crews, and will monitor the drainage network throughout the evening.
It was nice while it lasted and we shouldn’t be greedy.
Meanwhile, the Department of Agriculture has issued a warning about heat stress on farm animals and called for increased cull rates to minimise queuing times at abattoirs.
Check out some of your pictures from the past two days…
…because of HIGH TEMPERATURES.
And surprisingly, nearly all Dublin stations reported their driest June in seven years.
Break out the shorts and flip-flops.
Sun? Rain? What’s your money on?
The boom year umbrella versus the recession brolly…
Yeah, it hasn’t got any better.
Rope-like twists of the cloud are being frequently spotted over Ireland – but are they really tornados? Meteorologist Karl Mehlhorn explains.
It’s suggested that the hot weather is likely to tempt workers to call in sick. Have you done it – or would you be tempted?