A status red wind warning could be issued ahead of the arrival of Storm Eunice tomorrow.
A status red wind warning could be issued ahead of the arrival of Storm Eunice tomorrow. An orange wind warning is in place for 7 counties along the west and south, with a yellow wind, rain and snow warning for the rest of the country. However, Met Éireann says it's possible those warnings could be upgraded following a meeting being held this morning. Storm Eunice is expected to track over the country tonight, bringing severe and potentially damaging winds, gusting up to 130km/h. In the meantime, a status yellow wind, rain and snow warning for the entire country will come into effect at 1am tomorrow, valid until 3pm, and there have been warnings that mass power outages and coastal flooding are possible as a result of the stormy conditions.
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