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TWO YELLOW WEATHER warnings have been issued for the south of the country.
Met Éireann says that Kilkenny, Wexford and Waterford can expect between 25 and 30 millimetres of rain.
In Cork and Kerry, that number will be up to 40 millimetres.
The warnings will stay in effect until 9am tomorrow.
Elsewhere, the day will be largely cloudy with some outbreaks of scattered showers. Ulster and Connacht will stay mostly dry.
Tonight will see more outbreaks of rain.
Tomorrow, however, will see the rain clear and temperatures hitting 21 degrees.
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Typical bank holiday weather so.
Time for ‘What The Fliuch!’ to trend on Twitter again.
Very late with the warning had to walk to work in it.. . isn’t it gammy that buses run on Sunday times on a bank holiday when half the country is trying to get to work..
Where I am, buses on Sundays and bank hol Mondays have been completely cut for the last 2 years
I feel for ya Good , where I’m from originally had one bus service on a Saturday half10 up, half1 back down from the city… Had to thumb a spin or walk the 3 miles to the bus stop every other day of the week then ..
The south is getting a lot of rain, it’s cats and dogs outside at the moment
You would know with that username
Thankfully those cats and dogs will be some sort of respite from the rain.
I just stepped in a poodle….
Waterford=Port Uisce?
We’ve generally been blessed with the weather this summer.
Must agree, I’m out and about on a motorbike most days, it’s been one of the most pleasant and driest summer in a while, not the warmest though.
Are you for real, it’s been a very average or should that be typical Irish summer at best
I hope the drains in Wexford have been cleared this time so they cause no flooding.
34c here in Malta at the mo. Rain away Ireland
Meh!
Pass the sun cream please!
Say how`re ye to DOB when you see him over there for me
You’re enjoying your holiday so much you are on social media…
Loving it Lucille! It’s too hot for me. Sitting in the shade by the pool keeping up with what’s happening at home. X
He’s my former boss (Digifone days) Must track him down for a cuppa!
Aw, so really it’s the same as here, you can’t go out in it
Is it that bad at home Dave? Something to look forward to when I get back …. not!
Don`t come back, problem solved!…….
For everyone…….
Good Advice! I’ll take that! Xx
Boasting is such a nice trait in someone….
That’s not what Evelyn said on Friday when forecasting the weekend!!! Typical! Lashing here all morning
Seriously.. have a great holiday… Don’t come home without the sun!!
Hope the rains buggers off early tomorrow I’ve my IBT.
Yet another crap Summer, 2013 seems like a distant memory
The monsoon season is in full swing. Roll on September
RTE could save a lot of money by deleting weather forecasting from its schedule a simple graphic indicating rain would suffice
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