Has your county been impacted?
To paraphrase Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty fame, man, it's a wet one.
It's certainly no day for drying, as rain continues to pour down across the country, with some counties experiencing thundery conditions as well.
Met Éireann have since added more counties to the list of areas set to be impacted by storms, with four counties being issued a Status Yellow Thunderstorm Warning on Sunday (23 October).
The four counties added to the list are
Dublin,
Wicklow,
Kildare, and
Laois.
https://twitter.com/MetEireann/status/1584082811740643328?s=20&t=6wZ3_uTQxazvhD_2gc7uWg
They join
Carlow,
Kilkenny, and
Wexford in the fray, who were issued a warning on
Saturday (22 October).
"Heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected this morning (Sunday), leading to spot flooding and hazardous driving conditions," Met Éireann forecasted.
The warning is valid until 11am today, with more rain forecasted for the evening.
"Sunny spells and scattered showers following the rain this morning [are expected] into the afternoon and evening," the weather forecast said.
"Some showers may be heavy. Highest temperatures of 13 to 16 degrees in a light to moderate southerly breeze [this morning].
"Scattered showers will continue early tonight. Scattered outbreaks of rain will push into western areas during the night, gradually spreading eastwards.
"Some pockets of mist and fog will develop overnight in light to moderate southerly winds. Lowest temperatures of 7 to 11 degrees [this evening]."
As for next week, Met Éireann's outlook states: "Turning a bit more settled on Monday and Tuesday but from Tuesday night onwards low pressure will steer in further spells of wet and breezy weather. Staying mild."
