Met Éireann
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Met Éireann Clarifies Impact of ‘Super El Niño’ on Ireland
Met Éireann and the WMO address recent media reports regarding a ‘Super El Niño’, clarifying that its direct impact on Irish weather remains statistically weak despite global temperature concerns.
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Met Éireann warns of weekend washout as travel disruption looms
Met Éireann has issued a warning for a ‘washout’ weekend across Ireland, with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and potential spot flooding set to impact travel and infrastructure.
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Status Yellow Wind Warning Issued for Western Ireland
Met Éireann has issued a six-hour Status Yellow wind warning for Mayo and four other western counties as a sudden high-wind system impacts the region.
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Irish Households Urged to Close Windows Amid High Pollen Risk
Irish households are now advised to keep windows closed between 10 AM and 3 PM daily as tree pollen season intensifies across the country, aiming to mitigate hay fever symptoms.
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Ireland Weather: Storm Dave Fears Ease, But Flood Risk Continues
Initial concerns about Storm Dave directly impacting Ireland have lessened, but Met Éireann warns of widespread heavy rain and significant flood risks across the country this week.
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Gardai Issue Rare Warning Amid Ireland’s Widespread Flood Alerts
Ireland’s Gardai have issued a rare public warning, urging drivers to exercise extreme caution as Met Éireann extends Status Yellow rain alerts across 17 counties.
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Ireland Braces for New Rain Warnings and Ice Amid Flood Recovery
Ireland faces potential new rainfall warnings and an ‘ice issue’ this week, intensifying challenges for areas recovering from severe flooding. Met Éireann, however, offers a tentative forecast for a shift to drier, warmer weather by late February.
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Ireland Braces for Arctic Blast Amid Snow Forecast Details
Met Éireann has issued a forecast for an “arctic blast” and widespread snow across Ireland, with specific dates for the winter event anticipated.
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Storm Chandra Flooding Exposes Infrastructure Gaps Across Ireland, Aid Efforts Underway
Widespread flooding from Storm Chandra has triggered major clean-up operations and exposed critical infrastructure vulnerabilities across Ireland, particularly in Dublin and Wexford, prompting calls for urgent investment and a national humanitarian aid response.
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Met Éireann Faces Scrutiny After Storm Chandra Flooding; Wet February Forecast
Ireland grapples with the aftermath of Storm Chandra, which caused severe flooding and widespread damage, leading to calls for Met Éireann to enhance its weather warning system with more ‘judgment calls’. Meanwhile, a yellow rain warning is in effect, and…
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Deadly Storm Goretti Batters UK as Ireland Faces Weekend Gale Warnings
Storm Goretti has claimed a life in Cornwall, UK, causing widespread power outages and travel chaos, while Ireland braces for its own weekend of severe gale-force winds and challenging conditions, with warnings issued across multiple counties.