Irish weather experts have confirmed that Ireland is “in the line of sight” of Storm Isha, which is rapidly approaching.
Met Éireann issued a yellow weather warning for winds on Friday morning. The alert applies to all counties and is in effect from 11 a.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday.
The Met Office officially named Storm Isha on Friday morning.
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Carlow Weather’s Irish weather expert Alan O’Reilly wrote on “I’m standing there,” he said. So please keep an eye out for the latest information. ”
Mr Allan said earlier on Friday that he would not be surprised if Met Eireann issued further weather warnings in the coming hours or days.
He said: “Up to 100mm of rain could fall in parts of the west by Tuesday evening. A weather warning is in place for Sunday, with further warnings expected on Tuesday. Please pay attention to the latest information.”
On Thursday, AccuWeather’s Chief International Forecaster/Senior Meteorologist/International Forecast Manager Jason Nichols posted on X (formerly Twitter): “Storms in #Ireland, #UK, northwest of Europe on Sunday. A calm pattern will prevail over much of Europe next week.”
The warning from AccuWeather’s Jason Nicholls comes just hours after the Met Office updated its wind warning across Northern Ireland.
The Met Office’s Amber Warning for Northern Ireland is in effect from 6pm on Sunday until 9am on Monday.
Track the storm below
Met Alien National Perspective
Saturday night: A wet night begins with widespread rain, but as we head east the rain stops and the night becomes sprinkled with rain. The minimum temperature will be 2 to 6 degrees, and the wind will be calm from the southwest.
Sunday: Sunday will be rainy and windy, with heavy rain spreading from the southwest and strong southerly winds and near-gale gusts developing. Strong winds are also occurring on some coasts. The maximum temperature will be between 11 and 13 degrees.
Sunday night: Very windy and humid with very strong south-westerly gusts and gales on the coast. As winds shift to the west, widespread heavy rain will gradually become more dispersed overnight. The minimum temperature is 3 to 7 degrees.
Monday: It was a day with a refreshing west wind. It’s going to be sunny with a few showers, some lightening and some heavy rain with a chance of hail. The maximum temperature will be between 5 and 9 degrees.
Tuesday: Cloudy but with widespread rain, gradually clearing eastward, then becoming scattered showers. A fresh southwest wind is blowing. The maximum temperature is 10 to 14 degrees.
Future outlook: Current signs suggest a short period of dry weather on Wednesday, but conditions are expected to remain unstable with further rain and wind for the rest of the week.
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