Four seasons everyday…
We’re used to the changing conditions in Ireland, a sunny day can turn to a downpour in a matter of milliseconds and leave you soaked to the skin in your shorts and beach hat.
This weekend has been bizarre in terms of weather with some parts having sun, flooding in other areas and snow in April to top it all off.
Cork, the area of Ireland with the most tropical climate, has had a strange few hours and is currently experiencing a puzzling mix of flooding in the streets while other areas are covered in a blanket of snow.
Is this normal… Weather in County Cork right now. #Sneachta pic.twitter.com/8vNbTkZDyP
— Justin McCarthy (@MrJustinMac) April 10, 2016
#flooding #south #mall #cork under water cars stuck pic.twitter.com/Dt4ED23ABF
— Dan Linehan (@lensdan) April 10, 2016
To add to this, Met Éireann have issued an orange rainfall warning for Cork active until 6:00am on Monday and a yellow wind warning for Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford.
A yellow wind warning has been issued for all of Munster, Galway, Mayo and Wexford until Sunday night.
#CorkSnow #CrazyWeather Lyre, Banteer. Still snowing heavy. pic.twitter.com/lTtyszc7kh
— Cork Safety Alerts (@CorkSafetyAlert) April 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/drnickgp/status/719080011660193792
Gardaí have warned of heavy rainfall in southern counties today urged motorists to be careful on the roads and be mindful of more vulnerable road users.
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