A rain warning will come into effect for Cork from 5pm on Sunday and will remain in place until 11pm that evening. Meanwhile, a yellow warning will also apply in Waterford starting at 8pm, lasting until 2am due to expected heavy rain. These precautions highlight the necessity for residents to be vigilant as localised flooding could occur, particularly in the southwest, where persistent rainfall is anticipated.
Sunday will bring a mix of hazy, sunny spells before rain starts to fall. As the day progresses, patchy rain and drizzle are predicted, with heavier showers likely to move in by nightfall. Met Éireann has issued warnings regarding localised flooding, indicating that residents should prepare for a potentially significant amount of rain, especially in southern regions where weather conditions might exacerbate flooding risks.
Looking ahead, Monday will present a blend of cloud and sunny spells, along with isolated showers. Temperatures will range from 11 to 16 degrees during the day, dipping to between 6 to 11 degrees overnight. The windy conditions may continue with increased likelihood of drizzle as the week progresses, reflecting Met Éireann’s outlook that unsettled weather will dominate, resulting in continued rain and showers across the region.
The weekend will kick off with showers in the northern and western parts of the country that are expected to intensify before easing by early afternoon. As temperatures range between 9 to 13 degrees throughout the day, a chilly, dry night lies ahead, with lows dropping to between zero and 5 degrees. The anticipated weather shift indicates that after a mild Saturday, conditions will become increasingly unstable by Sunday.
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