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01 Feb 2026
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01 Feb 2026
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CREDIT: Carlow Weather
Met Éireann has issued a Moderate Weather Advisory for Tipperary this Bank Holiday weekend.
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The alert message from met Éireann says: "Spells of heavy and persistent rainfall will continue through the week of February 2, particularly in southern and eastern coastal counties.
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"Rain will fall on saturated ground where river levels are high with high tides expected this week. This will lead to further flooding along rivers and in coastal areas.
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"Close monitoring of local weather conditions via met.ie and river gauge datawaterlevel.ie is strongly advised.
The advisory is valid from 11am on Sunday, February 1 to 12am (midnight) on Monday, February 9.
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