Remnants of Storm Debby could bring rainfall to Carlow over the weekend

It's going to be a warm day in Carlow but the remnants of Storm Debby could see rainfall over the weekend. 

Conditions on Saturday are likely to be overcast and wet in all areas of the country, as the remnants of ex-tropical storm Debby cross the country from the south-west.

The rain will be heavy and persistent at times, especially through the afternoon and evening, before gradually clearing from Atlantic coastal counties in the late evening. 

Met Éireann is already forecasting up to 2mm of rain in Carlow on Sunday. 

Still a lot of uncertainty around storm #Debby and the expected rainfall from the remnants of her but certainly some rain coming Saturday. With just 2.5mm so far this month the water supplies could do with some decent rainfall. pic.twitter.com/d9888a2ZC7

— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) August 8, 2018

Up to 19.4c but cloud increasing with showers approaching from the West. pic.twitter.com/CXeeFbARJ6

— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) August 9, 2018