The weather forecast for Cork has issued a warning of severe thunderstorms that are set to hit the region tonight. According to the latest prediction from Meteorologists at Met Eireann, parts of Cork, particularly areas of Munster, should brace themselves for potential heavy thunderstorms that are likely to bring flooding with them. The weather forecast agency has also warned that hail and lightning should be expected.
This warning follows another report released by Cork Beo, saying, “Thundery showers could bring spot flooding to Cork but temps to stay in the 20s.” The report further added that while the temperatures would remain in the 20-degree range, the showers could lead to spot flooding in some areas.
Meanwhile, heavy downpours and high temperatures are predicted to hit the region, although Met Eireann has advised people to remain vigilant for potential flash flooding.
The recent heavy rainfall, coupled with thunderstorms, has already caused flooding in some parts of Cork, and according to Cork Beo’s latest report, more floods are possible. The report reads, “Floods possible as thundery downpours hit Cork along with high temperatures.”
The weather agency has warned residents of Cork to be prepared for potential flash flooding and to avoid driving or crossing through flooded roads. The local authorities have also taken necessary steps to prevent any potential damage caused by flash flooding, including cleaning drainage systems and clearing flooded areas.
The public has also been urged to take necessary precautions by staying indoors during the thunderstorms, unplugging electronic devices, and avoiding open spaces. Additionally, the homeowners have been advised to secure their homes and check their roofs for possible leaks.
In conclusion, the residents of Cork should prepare themselves for potential flash flooding as severe thunderstorms hit the region. The locals are advised to take necessary safety precautions, avoid driving or crossing through flooded roads, and stay indoors during the thunderstorms. The local authorities have also taken steps to prevent flood damage, and homeowners are urged to check their homes’ safety.
