Met Éireann have issued multiple weather warnings around the country as the South of Ireland braces for more potential flooding in the wake of Storm Babet.
The Status Orange warning comes with"heavy and persistent rain with thundery downpours possible." Flooding, dangerous travel conditions and poor visibility are all to be expected.
Rain will gradually spread further to the N & E this afternoon followed by a mix of cloud & isolated showers.Both alerts warn of potentially heavy rain with chances of thunder as well as localised flooding and difficult travelling conditions.of flooding in the south of the country last week, further water damage and flooding is expected in the coming days.Some areas have already felt the effects this morning, as flooding throughout Waterford City has been reported.
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