Here are some of the worst flooding pictures captured in Ireland over the past 24-hours.
Yesterday’s heavy nationwide rainfall left some areas seriously flooded and the following pictures give us a look at just how much rain fell in the short period of time.
Unfortunately, it looks like there’s a bit more rain on the way tonight with coastal counties baring the brunt, especially on the east coast, as Met Éireann reports: “Scattered showers will continue this evening and tonight, mainly in coastal counties. They’ll be heavy or prolonged in the east with a risk of flooding. Many inland areas will be dry.”
Here’s a look at some of the worst flooding pics posted on Twitter over the past 24-hours…
Crews dealt with numerous flooding around the city all night, this scene from Nutgrove Avenue @DubFireBrigade pic.twitter.com/ISELRgwIlv
— DFB No.3 Station (@DFBNo3) November 14, 2014
Thankfully, the water in Nutgrove has since cleared and the AA are reporting that Nutgrove Ave has reopened.
DUBLIN: Nutgrove Ave in Rathfarnham has reopened between Grange Rd and Nutgrove Tyres following flooding. http://t.co/QN1MJZse0O
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) November 14, 2014
We are on the way to 4 cars trapped in water in Kinsealy near the golf centre. Please avoid deep water @LiveDrive @aaroadwatch
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) November 14, 2014
SRT crews from D Watch Swords at Kinsealy this morning, with thanks to @DFBAmbulance and no.13 FB. pic.twitter.com/6VD8TMOc6K
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) November 14, 2014
Enniskerry Road, Stepaside is closed due to flooding @morningireland pic.twitter.com/EjHIG6RyUI
— Micheal Mac Suibhne (@MicMacSuibh) November 14, 2014
WEXFORD: In Enniscorthy, Temple Shannon Quay, Abbey Quay Promenade & Edermine Bridge closed due to flooding. pic.twitter.com/sDrSiilhGM
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) November 14, 2014
#dublin flooding and they want us to pay for water…. #wellies pic.twitter.com/A8CJMPgW1h
— paddy sheridan (@dundergrounddub) November 14, 2014
Flooding in Phoenix Park, Dublin today. #AAWeatherWatch #WhatTheFluich pic.twitter.com/EFO9LNtLH9
— AAWeatherWatch (@AAWeatherWatch) November 13, 2014
Flooding at Heuston Station, Dublin. Send us in your photos… #FloodFotos #WhatTheFluich #AAWW pic.twitter.com/pPtlnd6AmB
— AAWeatherWatch (@AAWeatherWatch) November 13, 2014
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