Status Yellow warnings in 11 Irish counties, updated 9:35am.
Met Éireann confirms another wet and increasingly windy day across Ireland, following Storm Boelo, with the worst conditions expected in western, southwestern and coastal counties later this afternoon and tonight.
For County Tipperary, the outlook is unsettled, with showers, periods of rain and strengthening winds. However, Tipperary is not included in the current county-level Status Yellow warnings.
Tipperary – today’s forecast:
14°C Currently Cloudy, with showers and increasing wind.
For places such as Thurles, Clonmel, Nenagh and Cashel, the broad county outlook suggests:
Morning: Cloudy and showery, approximately 14–16°C.
Midday to early afternoon: Some drier intervals, although showers remain possible.
Late afternoon: Further rain moving in, with strengthening southerly winds.
Evening: Wet and blustery at times, with rain especially likely around 7:00pm – 8:00pm.
While not under a warning, exposed roads and higher ground in Tipperary may still experience difficult conditions.
National forecast – Ireland
According to Met Éireann’s 8:00am national forecast, temperatures will reach 14°C – 17°C, with widespread rain and drizzle initially, followed by a temporary improvement in some regions before further rain moves in from the south-west.
Region Expected conditions today.
Munster: Wet morning, temporary clearance, further rain later. Strong coastal winds.
Connacht: Rain and gusty winds, especially Galway and Mayo. Localised flooding possible.
Leinster: Rain and drizzle clearing temporarily, then returning later. Increasing winds.
Ulster: Wet and breezy, some drier intervals in the east, becoming windier tonight.
What to watch out for in Tipperary
The main concern is the return of rain and strengthening winds later today, particularly for motorists travelling towards Cork, Clare, Kilkenny or Waterford, where warnings apply.
Storm Boelo’s strongest conditions have passed, but today’s new weather system could cause further disruption.
For official updates, check Met Éireann weather warnings and Met Éireann national forecast.
Bottom line: Tipperary is likely to avoid the worst warning-level weather today, but expect a mild, wet and breezy Bank Holiday Monday, deteriorating again into the evening.
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