STORM WARNING: Storm Eunice could bring accumulations of snow along with destructive winds forecaster warns
Storm Eunice could bring accumulations of snow along with destructive winds a forecaster has warned.
Ireland is set to be hit by two storms this week with Storm Dudley set to hit on Wednesday and Thursday with Storm Eunice forecast to follow on Friday.
Met Eireann has already issued Weather Warnings for Ireland for Storm Dudley with damaging winds expected across the country.
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However while Storm Dudley is set to bring wind and rain, a forecaster is warning that Storm Eunice could also bring accumulations of snow when it hits Ireland on Friday.
In a post this evening, Weather Alerts Ireland says there is a risk of 'a decent snowfall' associated with Storm Eunice depending on on the path of the storm. It also says that the evening ECMWF model is showing destructive winds with gusts over 150km/h in some areas of the South West on Friday. Read more in the post below.
In its forecast for, Met Eireann says Friday will be a cold and very windy or stormy day with outbreaks of rain, sleet and hill snow. Some snow at lower levels too especially in the north and west.