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Storm Hannah expected to batter the county over Friday and Saturday
Tipperary is set to be in the eye of the storm this weekend as Storm Hannah reaches land.
The latest storm is forecast to hit Munster counties on Friday.
Further alerts are expected later today.
Hannah is likely to batter the country
A Status Orange warning will likely be put in place as storms are not usually named unless they warrant an orange alert.
Met Eireann says there’s potential for stormy conditions for the southwest later on Friday and early Saturday.
Weather charts also show "severe gusts" could be on the cards during Storm Hannah.
The winds are due to batter Munster and Connacht first on Friday night before extending to all areas
Latest overnight models show storm bringing some damaging gusts to southwest tomorrow evening with a rough night across southern half of the country tomorrow night.
Met Eireann's current forecast states: "Early on Friday night will west and will be very windy or stormy in Munster and Connacht, especially in coastal areas with very strong, gusty west to northwest winds."Strong, gusty northwest winds will extend to all areas later in the night and rain will clear eastwards from most areas. Lowest temperatures of 3C to 6C."
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