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CREDIT: Carlow Weather
Carlow could get hit with the remnants of a Hurricane in the coming days as the Ploughing narrowly escapes the brutal weather.
According to www.carlowweather.com, while we enjoy glorious weather in Ireland this week, Hurricane Humberto has become a major Category 3 hurricane and is currently heading for Bermuda.
Carlow forecaster Alan O'Reilly added: "But we may see the remnants of it here early next week."
This dry settled weather will continue until Saturday but the it’s downhill quickly with pressure dropping and wind and rain arriving for next week! #Ploughing19 pic.twitter.com/tuyA94vSA0
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) September 18, 2019
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