Met Eireann has issued a status orange wind warning for the country with winds gusts of 100km/h to 130km/h forecast up to 3pm on Sunday. The high winds are a result of storm Clodagh passing eastwards to the north of Ireland on Sunday.
Very windy in early pm as storm Clodagh passes to Scotland.W to NW winds very strong but abating in late pm/eve.Heavy rain/shwrs.Max 9-11C
The winds will moderate later on Sunday afternoon and evening although heavy rain and showers, some thundery, will become more scattered as the day progresses. Highest temperatures 9 to 13 degrees.
Tonight
The winds will ease on Sunday evening and it will be less windy overnight. The showers will become more isolated and there will be good clear spells for a time, with frost in some places. But cloud will increase again later in the night and further rain will spread from the south with some falls of sleet and hill snow over Ulster. Lowest temperatures of 1 to 5 degrees Celsius. It will become windy again by morning along the South and West coast.
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Met Eireann has issued a status orange wind warning for the country with winds gusts of 100km/h to 130km/h forecast up to 3pm on Sunday. The high winds are a result of storm Clodagh passing eastwards to the north of Ireland on Sunday.
Very windy in early pm as storm Clodagh passes to Scotland.W to NW winds very strong but abating in late pm/eve.Heavy rain/shwrs.Max 9-11C
The winds will moderate later on Sunday afternoon and evening although heavy rain and showers, some thundery, will become more scattered as the day progresses. Highest temperatures 9 to 13 degrees.
Tonight
The winds will ease on Sunday evening and it will be less windy overnight. The showers will become more isolated and there will be good clear spells for a time, with frost in some places. But cloud will increase again later in the night and further rain will spread from the south with some falls of sleet and hill snow over Ulster. Lowest temperatures of 1 to 5 degrees Celsius. It will become windy again by morning along the South and West coast.
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