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Met Éireann has issued a status orange thunderstorm warning for Ireland | FILE PHOTO
MET Éireann is warning of flash flooding and potential power outages in Limerick and across the country this Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The forecaster has issued a status orange thunderstorm and rain warning for Ireland - having upgraded a status yellow warning which issued earlier on Tuesday.
The status orange warning, which came into effect shortly after 1pm, will remain in place until 6pm.
Status Orange - #Thunderstorm & Rain warning for Ireland ⚠️ ⛈️
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) June 20, 2023
Thunderstorms & very heavy showers producing significant rainfall accumulations over short time periods. ️
Valid: 13:12 20/06/2023 to 18:00 20/06/2023
View all warnings here https://t.co/Xg3aMJlyuS pic.twitter.com/QJ3PhOuLqc
Met Éireann says possible impacts during the bad weather include flash flooding, very difficult travelling conditions with reduced visibility and power outages.
Motorists are being advised not to make any unnecessary journeys and to exercise caution if traveling while the warning is in effect
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