Storm Boelo has intensified, prompting severe weather warnings across Ireland. The storm, moving through the northwest, has triggered Status Orange rain warnings for Galway and Kerry, effective from 7 a.M. Saturday, October 24, until 2 p.M. These warnings signal a high risk of flooding and damage to homes and businesses.
Met Éireann has also issued a Status Red marine weather warning for the waters surrounding County Donegal. This is the highest level of warning, indicating dangerous conditions for maritime activities. The storm is expected to reach Donegal this afternoon, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall.
In Donegal, an Orange wind warning has been issued for the counties of Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo, and Sligo, effective until 9 a.M. Tomorrow. This follows the end of an Orange rain warning for Kerry. The weather service has warned that the storm’s impact will be felt across the northwest, with travel disruption anticipated.
This storm follows a pattern of increasing weather severity in the region, with recent reports of heavy rainfall and strong winds. The National Meteorological Service has advised residents to prepare for potential flooding and to take precautions as the storm progresses.
