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Met Éireann have issued a status yellow, rainfall warning for Today, Thursday as #StormBronagh approaches.

• Forecasters say that rain will be persistent and heavy at times especially during the afternoon with risk of spot flooding. Totals of 25 to 40mm expected, highest values likely near coast.

Issued: Wednesday 19 September 2018 23:00
Valid: Thursday 20 September 2018 09:00 to Thursday 20 September 2018 21:00

An update on Atlantic Storms currently near Ireland, can be found on Met Eireann’s website.

Storm Bronagh
A wave depression is expected to deepen, as it tracks close to the southeast coast of Ireland today. It will track up the east Irish Sea and into northern England later today and tonight. As a result the UK Met Office have named it Storm Bronagh.

Effects for Ireland
Heavy and possibly thundery rain will affect Ireland today and for a time tonight, with a rainfall warning in operation for parts of south and east Munster and South Leinster. See warnings page https://www.met.ie/warnings.

Gale warnings also in operation for sea areas.

Possible Storm this Weekend
The weather remains changeable and disturbed for the coming weekend and there is potential for another storm to form late Saturday into Sunday. The track of the depression is uncertain at this stage and both Met Éireann and the UK Met Office are monitoring developments. Further updates  and relevant warnings will be issued as appropriate.