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17/10/2014
Met Éireann Issue Yellow Warning For Wind And Rain
A yellow warning has been issued by Met Éireann for heavy rain and strong winds across most parts of Ireland from Friday evening until Sunday.
The forecaster has predicted between 60 and 90mm of rain in coastal and mountainous areas.
Temperatures will range between 15 to 18 degrees tomorrow, dropping to 13 to 15 degrees on Sunday.
(MH/JP)
The forecaster has predicted between 60 and 90mm of rain in coastal and mountainous areas.
Temperatures will range between 15 to 18 degrees tomorrow, dropping to 13 to 15 degrees on Sunday.
(MH/JP)
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