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LAST UPDATE | Oct 27th 2021, 5:49 PM
A STATUS ORANGE rain warning is place for three south-eastern counties until tomorrow morning with seven other counties under a Status Yellow warning.
Met Éireann has this evening updated its warnings for Waterford, Wexford and Wicklow following heavy rain today and amid more forecast for tonight. Overnight flooding is some areas is being predicted.
The countries of Kerry, Cork, Tipperary, Laois, Offaly, Carlow and Kilkenny remain under a Status Yellow warning that is also in place until tomorrow morning.
Further outbreaks of rain will feed up from the south tonight, heavy and persistent across Munster and Leinster and especially across the southeast, bringing localised flooding. Drier and clearer intervals will occur across the west and northwest.
The RSA issued advise to motorists and pedestrians to stay safe during the bad weather:
And the advice to pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists:
Tomorrow, the heavy rain in the southeast and east is forecast to clear during the morning.
However, further showers or spells of rain are to push up from the southwest during the day with a risk of isolated thunderstorms.
Sunny spells are expected to break through later in the morning and for the afternoon.
Met Éireann says conditions will be unsettled for the rest of the week with rain and showers. It’s expected to turn cooler, too, with temperatures returning to more normal values for this time of year.
- With reporting by Rónán Duffy
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