A standing yellow wind warning stays in place for Donegal, Mayo and west Galway till 4pm because the clean-up from Storm Kathleen continues throughout the nation.
Energy has been restored to the overwhelming majority of shoppers impacted by the storm with ESB Networks working late Saturday night time and from early on Sunday to help all those that skilled disruption to their provide.
At its peak 34,000 clients had been with out energy on Saturday with the quantity dropping to 2,000 by this morning.
Actual-time info on energy outages and restoration instances is offered on www.PowerCheck.ie
ESB has apologised to all houses, farms and companies impacted for the inconvenience brought about.
Met Éireann has warned injury to already weakened buildings, some fallen bushes and falling particles is probably going by way of this afternoon.
In the meantime, heavy rain is predicted within the southeast tomorrow. A 24 hour standing yellow rain warning has been issued for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow and Waterford. It can are available to impact from midnight on Sunday.
Doable impacts embrace flooding, poor visibility and troublesome travelling circumstances.
In the meantime, Met Éireann has indicated that there could also be injury to already weakened buildings after excessive winds swept throughout the nation yesterday.
The Police Service of Northern Eire (PSNI) mentioned the results of Saturday’s storm “are nonetheless being felt all through the province, as flooding and fallen bushes proceed to trigger journey disruption. Please train warning on the roads, and go away extra time to your journey the place vital.”
It’s understood the inclement climate is about to proceed within the coming days.
The nationwide forecaster mentioned Sunday will probably be fairly windy, with contemporary to robust and gusty southwesterly winds, very robust within the northwest the place gales or robust gales will persist close to coasts.
There will probably be a mixture of sunny spells and scattered blustery showers, some heavy with remoted hail and thunder doable. Highest temperatures will probably be within the area of 10 to 13 levels.
Winds will ease early tonight and showers will turn out to be remoted, primarily affecting the northwest and west. Nonetheless cloud will enhance from the south in a single day and rain will prolong over a lot of southern elements of Munster and south Leinster.
Lowest temperatures will vary from 2 to six levels with winds turning into gentle southerly or variable.
Rain will prolong to most areas on Monday morning however elements of the very far northwest of the nation might maintain dry. The rain will persist for a lot of the day and will probably be heaviest within the southeast with the probability of localised flooding.
Winds will probably be gentle and variable at first however will turn out to be north to northwesterly and enhance reasonable to contemporary, however winds will probably be robust alongside south and southwest coasts. It is going to be cooler than the weekend, with afternoon temperatures of solely 5 to 10 levels.
There will probably be just a few showers round on Tuesday, however usually it’s set to be a dry day with sunny spells early on. It’s anticipated to be breezy with a reasonable to contemporary northwesterly wind and highest temperatures of 9 to 12 levels. Rain and drizzle will develop within the southwest early on Tuesday night time and can prolong to most areas in a single day. Lowest temperatures of two to six levels will happen early within the night time. Wednesday is because of be boring, misty and moist with outbreaks of rain or drizzle persevering with for a lot of the day.
Highest temperatures will vary from 12 to fifteen levels in a reasonable to contemporary southwesterly breeze.
The rain and drizzle will clear to scattered showers and a few clear spells will develop within the night with lowest temperatures of 9 to 11 levels.
There’s some uncertainty for Thursday however it’s more likely to be fairly cloudy with some outbreaks of rain and highest temperatures of 13 to 16 levels.
