STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Weather forecaster Cathal Nolan from Ireland's Weather Channel has issued a number of warnings for the coming days.
According to him, multiple weather advisories and warnings are required between now and Saturday due to a very mobile weather pattern.
"After a dry, quiet day [on Thursday] for most, clear skies on Thursday night will allow temperatures to drop to -1 or -2 degrees Celsius with a widespread sharp to severe ground frost.
"Damp untreated surfaces will quickly freeze over after dark, leading to a risk of dangerous driving conditions. The risk persists through Friday morning also," Cathal said.
He added: "Finally, through the early hours of Saturday morning and up until the early afternoon an approaching low pressure system and associated cold front will result in a tightening of the isobars across Ireland, leading to a spell of west and windy weather.
"Winds will gust to between 100-115 km/h in Atlantic coastal counties, and up to 100 km/h elsewhere."
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