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The River Shannon at high tide today during Storm Euinice
ALTHOUGH the worst of Storm Eunice is over, Met Eireann have issued another weather warning for Limerick this weekend.
A yellow caution is in place from Sunday 9am until the following day, Monday at 9am.
Very strong westerly winds are expected on both days, with the warning also taking in Clare, Cork, Kerry, Donegal, plus the province of Connacht.
Hundreds of homes and businesses across Limerick have been left without power today following the inclement weather conditions, and many may not be reconnected until this evening.
Status yellow wind warning issued for #Clare, #Cork, #Donegal, #Galway, #Kerry, #Leitrim, #Limerick, #Mayo, #Roscommon & #Sligo
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) February 18, 2022
Very strong westerly winds are expected on Sunday & Monday.
Coastal flooding is possible in places ️
Expected Onset: Sunday 20/2/2022 09:00 pic.twitter.com/y8jD4uU1bF
Nationally, a snow and ice warning remains in place.
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