Hundreds of homes around the country are currently experiencing power outages due to Storm Claudia

Met Éireann has warned of significant rainfall accumulations, especially on high ground and exposed areas, in counties under the status orange rain warning.

A yellow rain warning has been issued to Galway, Mayo, Clare, and Kerry, from 8 pm on Sunday to 8 pm on Monday.

Heavy rain and possibly thunder will hit the city later this evening around 9 or 10pm

As of Wednesday evening, the hurricane is still passing over the Caribbean, and will soon start to move across the Atlantic towards Iceland

Possible impacts include localised flooding, difficult travel conditions, and poor visibility.

Public events should be cancelled in areas under orange wind warnings, according to a review published after Storm Éowyn.

A report was prepared in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn, which caused severe damage and broke 80-year-old records on wind speeds in January.

Met Éireann said those in Cork and Waterford can expect heavy rain and possible thundery downpours during the orange rain warning.

Met Éireann has forecast "heavy rain and possible thundery downpours" in some areas

Approximately 2,600 properties were still without power across the island of Ireland on Sunday night.

The ‘vast majority’ of properties without power in Northern Ireland will have it restored on Sunday, crews have advised.

An Garda Síochána is reminding everyone to listen to the weather-related warnings in place

Power outages possible as Donegal, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo forecast to bear brunt of storm

Met Éireann has warned of difficult travelling conditions, localised flooding, and poor visibility.

Met Éireann says next week will be unsettled with strong winds at times and spells of heavy rain and showers

The warning for counties Clare, Galway and Kerry will come into effect at 9pm on Sunday

The average temperature in August was 16.83 degrees, with rainfall below average in most locations. It was the warmest month so far in 2025.

The national weather agency said Clare, Kerry and Limerick will be impacted between 3pm and 9pm.

Storm Floris is set to bring strong winds and heavy rain when it makes landfall tonight

Met Éireann has issued weather warnings for eight counties ahead of Storm Floris, which is due to make landfall tomorrow night

Storm Floris will bring wet and windy weather during Sunday night and Bank Holiday Monday.

Stormont's Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins was speaking as she watched a training exercise with flood defences in central Belfast.

Met Éireann, issued an own orange-level rain and thunderstorm warning for Dublin, Louth and Meath between midnight and 2pm on Monday.

Possible impacts include widespread surface flooding, very difficult travelling conditions, lightning damage, and very poor visibility.

Met Éireann has warned this could lead to lightning damage.

The visual overhaul of the broadcaster's weather reports is the first in over eight years.

Despite the mercury hitting highs above 31 degrees on Saturday, the weather is set to change as we enter a new week

A nationwide high-temperature warning will remain in place until 6am on Sunday

A Met Éireann warning for high temperatures will take effect in 14 counties at 12pm

The high-temperature alert will be in place from 12pm on Friday until 6am on Saturday

More than 8 out of 10 Irish respondents also feel reducing fossil fuel imports from outside the EU will improve energy security and benefit the EU economically.

From Thursday, Met Éireann has said the weather will become "very warm or hot".

A temperature of 29.6C was recorded in Mount Dillon on Friday.

Zach Bryan fans are arriving in Dublin for three sold-out concerts in the Phoenix Park this weekend

Temperatures could hit highs of 29 degrees in parts of the country today

Monday will be dry in Leinster and Munster with spells of hazy sunshine.

Met Éireann has said Wednesday will be a "fine summers day" with plenty of sunshine.

This year marked the first spring that was more than two degrees higher than the 20th century average for the same period.

Saturday is set to start off mainly dry, with rain spreading eastwards across the country through the morning and early afternoon.

Images from the European Union's Copernicus satellite show a difference in vegetation near Nenagh in Co Tipperary

Temperatures could hit 26 degrees in parts of Connacht on Saturday

Met Éireann said the fine and dry weather in Ireland will continue next week