Heat warning in Ireland as sunny weather continues
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2022 4:59 am
Heat warning in Ireland as sunny weather continues
A high temperature warning is in effect across the Republic of Ireland.
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It will remain until 06:00 local time on Monday. A yellow heat alert is currently in place for the provinces of Leinster and Munster.
On Friday, the Republic of Ireland saw the hottest day on record for August when a temperature of 31.7C was recorded at Oak Park in County Carlow.
Meanwhile, a thunderstorm warning has been issued for Northern Ireland from noon on Sunday to 06:00 BST on Monday.
The Met Office has warned of the potential for flooding, damage, and disruption during this period.
The service said up to 20-30mm of rain was possible within an hour, and up to 50mm in three to six hours. Hail and frequent lightning strikes are likely during this time.
A farmer in County Wexford had to create a fire break after 30 acres of land became engulfed in flames.
Speaking to Irish broadcaster RTÉ farmer Paddy Walsh said "farmers have tankers of water ready to go" and must be vigilant.
The wildfire took hours to bring under control and was attended by six fire appliances and two water tankers from Wexford and Wicklow.
Hosepipe bans have been introduced across England as a result of low-water levels and tinder-dry conditions.
However, there are no plans to introduce similar restrictions in Northern Ireland, according to a senior manager in Northern Ireland Water.
A high temperature warning is in effect across the Republic of Ireland.
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It will remain until 06:00 local time on Monday. A yellow heat alert is currently in place for the provinces of Leinster and Munster.
On Friday, the Republic of Ireland saw the hottest day on record for August when a temperature of 31.7C was recorded at Oak Park in County Carlow.
Meanwhile, a thunderstorm warning has been issued for Northern Ireland from noon on Sunday to 06:00 BST on Monday.
The Met Office has warned of the potential for flooding, damage, and disruption during this period.
The service said up to 20-30mm of rain was possible within an hour, and up to 50mm in three to six hours. Hail and frequent lightning strikes are likely during this time.
A farmer in County Wexford had to create a fire break after 30 acres of land became engulfed in flames.
Speaking to Irish broadcaster RTÉ farmer Paddy Walsh said "farmers have tankers of water ready to go" and must be vigilant.
The wildfire took hours to bring under control and was attended by six fire appliances and two water tankers from Wexford and Wicklow.
Hosepipe bans have been introduced across England as a result of low-water levels and tinder-dry conditions.
However, there are no plans to introduce similar restrictions in Northern Ireland, according to a senior manager in Northern Ireland Water.