The public are being asked to exercise caution as Met Éireann has issued a series of Status Yellow weather warnings impacting County Tipperary over the coming days.
A Status Yellow rain warning has been issued for Tipperary, along with counties Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Cork, Kerry and Waterford, from tomorrow night (Monday) until Tuesday morning.
Thurles Municipal District Officials are being invited to examine blocked drains outside Tesco, on Liberty Square and McCabes Pharmacy, latter regularly prone to flooding on the junction of Kickham Street and Cathedral Street.
Heavy rain falling on already saturated ground is expected to bring:
Localised flooding in parts of Tipperary.
Difficult and hazardous travel conditions.
Possible disruption to outdoor events.
In addition, a Status Yellow wind warning for the entire country, including Tipperary, will be in place from 3:00am until 9:00pm on Tuesday. Very strong and gusty southerly winds are forecast leading to debris and loose objects being displaced, while further impacting on outdoor events and other activities.
Public Advice for Tipperary Residents and Road Users
Residents in Tipperary are urged to:
Allow extra time for journeys and avoid driving through floodwaters.
Secure bins, garden furniture, signage and other loose objects that could be lifted or blown about by strong winds.
Take particular care on roads prone to surface water and spot flooding.
Heed all local authority, Garda and emergency service advice.
Members of the public are encouraged to stay up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings from Met Éireann and to follow updates.
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