A Status Yellow Rain Warning has been forecast for the rest of the country.
Fans hoping for a dry evening at Garth Brooks tomorrow night are set for disappointment as a Status Yellow Rain Warning has been issued for the country on Saturday (10 September).
The rain warning is in place from 3am on Sunday morning (11 September) until 3am on Monday (12 September).
Not only that, but a Status Orange Rain Warning has been issued for both Cork and Waterford for the same time period.
Met Éireann is predicting “persistent heavy rainfall with isolated thunderstorms” which is anticipated to “cause disruption and localised flooding”.
⚠️Status Orange Rain Warning ⚠️
For Co. Cork & Co. Waterford
03:00 Sunday 11/09 – 03:00 Monday 12/09
Persistent heavy rain will push across the country. There is a risk of disruption due to
⛈️Isolated thunderstorms
💧 Localised floodingMore here 👇https://t.co/l8JdKfwZt9 pic.twitter.com/Zu9P1h5CDu
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) September 10, 2022
This is the second warning that Cork and Waterford has received this week alone, with a 24 hour flood warning having been issued on Tuesday (6 September).
Thunderstorm warnings had also been issued to 12 counties across the country on Thursday (8 September).
The poor weather, thankfully, is set to clear on Monday, with high pressure bringing dry and fine weather to the country.
Top temperatures will range from between 15 or 16 degrees Celsius in the north to 20 or 21 degrees in the south of the country.
Monday night is expected to be mostly dry with long clear spells and a chance of a few showers in the northwest.
Tuesday is set to be mainly dry, with highest temperatures ranging from 16 to 20 degrees, with southern counties feeling the heat the most.
It will remain mainly dry overnight with long clear spells.
Wednesday is expected to be similarly dry and warm, with sunshine predicted.
The highest temperatures are anticipated to be around 16 to 20 degrees.
The next few nights are anticipated to be quite cool, however, with temperatures expected to be around 6 to 9 degrees.
The rest of the week is expected to be similarly warm and dry.
But until then, batten down the hatches, and break out the rain jackets.
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