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UPDATE
TIMELINE: FRIDAY 26TH APRIL 1400HRS TO SATURDAY 27TH APRIL 0900HRS
AREA: SOUTH ,
: KERRY, CLARE, LIMERICK & CORK.
( : Di**le Peninsula
An update on our initial advisory posted yesterday morning (Wed) with a standard profile for South Leinster & Connacht with gusts of 75kmh to 115kmh with isolated damaging gusts over exposed ground coupled with pockets of power outages.
High risk area as mentioned is SW Munster and South Munster in general. Latest data suggests anywhere in a line south of to could see damaging violent gusts along coasts with gusts of 95kmh to 125kmh with stronger gusts possible (135kmh) along the **le peninsula and nearby peninsulas on Friday evening and Friday night into the early hours of Saturday morning.
As trees are now back in leaf expect a wider pattern of power outages and downed trees throughout Munster leading to dangerous driving conditions.
High sided vehicles should take particular care on open motorways and coastal routes.
Leave your bike or motorbike at home for the day.
Cork, Shannon and Kerry airport may well be impacted tomorrow evening, a lesser extend in Dublin, Knock and Waterford. Expect cancellations to some sea crossings.
Further updates or upgrades in terms of locations/counties are still possible even at short notice tomorrow so please keep a close eye on your forecast.
AVOID COASTS NATIONWIDE
AVOID EXPOSED UPLANDS.

A status yellow - rainfall warning has been issued for Cork, valid from Friday 15 March 2019 21:00 to Saturday 16 March 2019 12:00 Forecasters say that very heavy rain developing overnight and into Saturday with spot flooding, 25 to 35mm expected.

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