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Storm Brendan poses 'threat to life' warns Met Eireann
Storm Brendan may pose a threat to life when it hits Ireland tomorrow Met Eireann has warned.
Status Orange Weather Warnings are in force for all counties with a Status Red in marine areas.
Met Eireann has warned this evening that Status Orange conditions may pose a threat to life and property with dangerous driving conditions and a risk of falling trees. Met Eireann is also advising the public to avoid coastal areas if possible.
FOR A FULL FORECAST ON STORM BRENDAN CLICK HERE
#StormBrendan Status Orange warnings are in force for all counties & Status Red in marine areas.
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) January 12, 2020
Status Orange conditions may pose a threat to life & property.
Dangerous driving conditions, risk of falling trees.
Avoid coastal areas if possible. pic.twitter.com/XID9OK8rqb
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