Status Yellow High Temperature warning extended
Met Éireann has extended the current Status Yellow High Temperature Warning until 9:00am, Saturday 27 June. Daytime temperatures may exceed 27°C, with overnight temperatures possibly remaining above 15°C.
Conditions may also change quickly, with a risk of thunderstorms possible this evening and tomorrow, bringing dangerous lightning, torrential rainfall, localised flash flooding, large hail, and strong, damaging wind gusts.
The public are advised to:
- Follow Met Éireann forecasts and weather warnings.
- Stop outdoor activities and move indoors immediately if you hear thunder
- Avoid travel during heavy rain unless essential
- If roads are flooded, turn around and use an alternative route
- Never walk, cycle or drive through floodwater
- Stay alert and be ready to act if conditions change
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Water and Fire Safety
- Swim in lifeguarded areas and never swim alone or under the influence
- Always supervise children near water
- Do not light fires in or near forests and always use BBQs safely
- Report fires or emergencies to 999 / 112
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Public Health Advice
- Stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activity during peak heat
- Check on vulnerable neighbours, family, and friends
- Be SunSmart – Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, seek shade, and wear light loose fitted clothing and sunglasses
- Know the signs of heat related illness
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Water Provision
- Please use water responsibly
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