A yellow warning for rain has been issued for Galway and Mayo today from 12 pm to midnight.
Between 25 mm to 40mm of rain is expected in the two counties.
Rainfall warning for Galway and Mayo. pic.twitter.com/fEFUQHMSUB
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) September 16, 2018
The rain is a precursor for the expected Storm Helene which will make landfall tomorrow night. Helene is expected to bring heavy rainfall to most southern counties.
It will move quickly through the region, but
Storm Ali will follow quickly and will bring 130kmh winds and more heavy rainfall.
A potentially bigger concern is showing for Wednesday with what could be #StormAli as strong gusts arrive in the West along with more very heavy rain. pic.twitter.com/PYu7DMXZ7f
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) September 16, 2018
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