Met Éireann extends rain warning to eight counties, as overnight temperatures to drop to 1C
Two separate Status Yellow rain warnings for Cork and Kerry, and for Waterford, Wexford, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wicklow, and Tipperary tomorrowWarning in place overnight from midnight, further extended until 5pm tomorrow
The first rain warning will be in place in Cork and Kerry overnight from midnight, lasting until 2pm on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, a separate rain warning has been issued for Waterford, Wexford, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wicklow, and Tipperary from 2am until 5pm tomorrow.
All eight counties are expected to see heavy rain, with the national forecaster warning of possible localised flooding, difficult travel conditions and poor visibility in the affected areas.
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After a pleasant day yesterday, this morning will start off mostly cloudy and misty.
Rain over north Connacht and north Ulster will gradually clear to the north, and elsewhere will see a mixture of bright or sunny spells and a few showers.
This evening is set to turn cloudier in the southwest, with the highest temperatures ranging between 9 and 12C across the country today.
Tonight will start off mostly dry, but persistent and heavy rain will develop in the southwest.
It will later spread northwards to all areas overnight, with spot flooding in places, Met Éireann has warned.
Temperatures will drop overnight to 1 and 7C, becoming the coldest in Ulster before the rain arrives.
Tuesday might continue wet, with persistent and heavy rain in many areas across the county, bringing a risk of spot flooding.
However, rain will gradually clear to the north through the late afternoon and evening, with only a few showers following.
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Temperatures will range between 11 and 14C, with strong winds expected on the southeast and east coasts.
Meanwhile, rain will clear to the north early tomorrow night, followed by a mix of clear weather and showers.
Some patches of mist and fog might form overnight, as temperatures drop to 6 and 10C.
“Over the coming week, the weather over Ireland will continue unsettled and relatively mild for this time of year with rain or showers at times,” said Met Éireann meteorologist Gerry Murphy.
