Irish Weather Forecast: Met Eireann issues yellow storm alert for 10 counties as temperatures soar

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MET EIREANN has placed Munster, Carlow, Kilkenny, Laois and Galway on a yellow thunderstorm weather warning.

The national forecaster said there are “clusters of slow thunderstorms this afternoon and early evening with lightning activity and local downpours.”

A yellow weather warning was issued for Ireland

In addition to the weather warning, they also issue a small boat warning with winds expected to reach 'force six' between Slyne Head and Carnsore Point. — In addition to the weather warning, they also issue a small boat warning with winds expected to reach ‘force six’ between Slyne Head and Carnsore Point.

The yellow warning went into effect for Munster at 2pm this afternoon and will remain in place until 10pm tonight.

Carlow, Kilkenny, Laois and Galway were later added to the alert, and will also remain valid until 10 p.m. for these areas.

In addition to the weather warning, they also issue a small boat warning with winds expected to reach “force six” between Slyne Head and Carnsore Point.

Meanwhile, in other parts of the country, temperatures will soar in the mid-1920s, making parts of Ireland warmer than Barcelona and Portugal.

HOTTER THAN HOLIDAYS

Met Eireann recognizes that those who live in Athlone, Birr and Tullamore will enjoy a warmer climate than those in the popular Mediterranean vacation spots.

Dublin will see temperatures up to 17 ° C throughout the day, but temperatures will be cooler in Donegal.

The national forecaster said: “The highest temperatures will range from 18 to 22 degrees in most of the country, but will be colder in the northwest and along the east coast, with peaks of 15 to 17 degrees.

“Any haze and mist will lift this morning. Dry with sunny spells this morning, but scattered showers will develop during the afternoon and evening, most frequently in the west and southwest first and in the central region later.