Thunderstorms On The Way For Wicklow

Tuesday, 21 May 2024 11:54

By Breffni Clack

A status yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for Wicklow

A status yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for Wicklow
Met Éireann is warning of heavy downpours and thunderstorms for 18 counties
The warning came into effect for all areas at 10 o'clock and will remain in place until 9 o'clock tonight.

Status Yellow - Thunderstorm warning for Leinster,

Met Éireann Weather Warning

Heavy downpours and thunderstorms.

Potential impacts:

• Spot flooding
• Difficult traveling conditions
• Poor visibility

Valid: 10:00 Tuesday 21/05/2024 to 21:00 Tuesday 21/05/2024

Issued: 09:47 Tuesday 21/05/2024

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