A Number Of Weather Warnings Will Take Effect Tomorrow As The Impact Of The Hurricane Lorenzo Is Felt Across The Country

By the time it reaches Ireland it will be downgraded to a powerful storm

A status orange weather alert has been issued for Cork from 6pm tomorrow evening until 3 am on Friday morning - a similar alert has been issued for counties Galway, Mayo, Clare, Kerry and Limerick.

There will be a status yellow wind and rain warning in effect for the entire country starting at 9am tomorrow.

The National Emergency Co-Ordination Group has been meeting this morning to discuss measures that may need to be taken to minimise the storm's impact.

Meanwhile the City Council's Severe Weather Assessment Team held a teleconference with Met Éireann to assess the potential impact of the Storm on Cork City.  
 
The Council has decided to extend the current flood warning as there are multiple high-risk areas along the low-lying quays in the City Centre.

Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy says the storm will affect the country in different ways:

You can keep up to date with all the latest developments with Storm Lorenzo on the RedFM News Website, where you will find our Live: Storm Lorenzo Updates Blog. 
 

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