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Met Éireann warns over possible 'stormy conditions' on Thursday

Keep the umbrella with you for the week – showers are expected on and off every day.

LAST UPDATE | 4 Dec 2018

MET ÉIREANN HAS said that possible stormy conditions could hit the country later this week, as a Status Yellow rainfall warning comes into effect today. 

The rainfall warning applies to Counties Wexford, Cork and Waterford and began at 3pm today and is set to last until tomorrow at noon. 

Up to 30mm of rainfall is expected in places with locally higher accumulations in upland and coastal areas. Met Éireann said this will lead to spot flooding.

Following on from this, the weather will be more settled for Wednesday, before becoming more unsettled on Thursday evening.

“Rain becoming widespread on Thursday night, accompanied by increasingly windy or possibly stormy conditions for a time as southwesterly gales develop. Lowest temperatures will fall to around 3 to 6 degrees,” Met Éireann said in its forecast. 

It will be increasingly cloudy today and temperatures will not go above 4 to 7 degrees. Early tonight frost will develop and temperatures in the north will drop to between -1 and 2 degrees.

Elsewhere, temperatures will remain at 3 to 6 degrees with rain turning heavy in some areas.

Keep the umbrella with you – the rain will continue on and off for the rest of the week, with cold and misty mornings.

With reporting from Cormac Fitzgerald

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    Feb 28th 2016, 8:36 PM

    Have to say, in the past maybe 15 or so years Northern Ireland have been making some absolutely brilliant movies, lot of talent up there! The Survivalist is another recent one that is well worth checking out.

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    Feb 28th 2016, 9:00 PM

    I just watched the Survivalist last night answer and thought it was a very weird movie. Full marks for originality , just couldn’t get my head around it!

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    Feb 29th 2016, 1:33 PM

    We had an interview with the director and star of Survivalist too – here it is: http://www.thejournal.ie/survivalist-film-interview-martin-mccann-stephen-fingleton-2598124-Feb2016/

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    Feb 28th 2016, 9:11 PM

    I’m bored of this, I’m going for a twix!

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    Feb 29th 2016, 1:00 PM

    Nice!! :)

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    Feb 28th 2016, 9:04 PM

    It’s already like that in the “Free State”, and has been for a while.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3AyS6yAAJk

    Gangs in suits seem some ways more dangerous than gangs in tracksuits.

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    Feb 28th 2016, 8:48 PM

    For a small town of 4million people we produce some amazing movies…just watched A Nightingale Falling from 2015 and it’s one of the best low budget movies I’ve seen out of Ireland in a long time. Worth a look.

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