Storm Agnes: Weather warnings in force as storm reaches Ireland
- Storm Agnes has caused weather warnings in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, with disruptions to travel expected.
- The Republic of Ireland has issued status orange wind and rain warnings for several counties, while status yellow warnings are in place for rain and wind in other areas.
- Met Éireann has warned of very strong and gusty winds, heavy rain, and possible spot flooding, affecting multiple counties.
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Waves Crash Over Seawall as Storm Agnes Batters Ireland
Storm Agnes began impacting the south coast of Ireland on Wednesday, September 27, bringing damaging winds and causing coastal flooding as it tracked northward across the country, local media reported. This footage shows waves crashing over a seawall and onto a road at Red Strand in west County Cork, near the towns of Ardfield, Castlefreke, and Rosscarbery. According to RTE News, the storm caused cancellations and delays on flight, trains and fe…
Satellite Imagery Captures Strong Storm Swirling Across Ireland and United Kingdom
Satellite imagery captured a strong storm swirling across Ireland and the United Kingdom overnight into Wednesday, September 27, as Storm Agnes made landfall in the region. In Ireland, thousands of residents in Cork were without power, local media reported, while the south and east parts of the county would “get the worse of the wind and rain.” In the United Kingdom, the Met Office warned the storm would bring “wet and very windy weather” that w…
Satellite Imagery Captures Strong Storm Swirling Across Ireland and United Kingdom
Satellite imagery captured a strong storm swirling across Ireland and the United Kingdom overnight into Wednesday, September 27, as Storm Agnes made landfall in the region. In Ireland, thousands of residents in Cork were without power, local media reported, while the south and east parts of the county would “get the worse of the wind and rain.” In the United Kingdom, the Met Office warned the storm would bring “wet and very windy weather” that w…
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