STORM Chandra is set to blast Ireland with heavy rain, “severe gales” and even snow in just hours. A deep low-pressure system is tracking towards Ireland, with a “multi-hazard

Met Eireann has upgraded Storm Chandra warnings nationwide as the system threatens heavy rain, strong gusty winds, localised flooding and hazardous travelling conditions.

Ireland is currently being battered with unsettled conditions, but it seems like things might be set to take another turn.

A NEW storm is set to make landfall in Ireland, with heavy rain, possible snow, winds of up to 120kph and “highly likely” flooding on the cards. Storm Chandra has officially been named

Met Éireann has issued a weather warning for strong winds across several counties today (Tuesday, January 20). The national forecaster said there will be very strong and gusty southeast winds in Dublin, Wexford and Wicklow. The warning is expected to remain in place until 2:00p.m today.

Met Éireann has forecast snow on higher ground and wintry conditions across Ireland as an Arctic blast brings plummeting temperatures next week

Next week will be cold and breezy at times, with plenty of rain that might turn wintry, bringing snowfall to higher grounds - it looks like it will also get icy out there, so wrap up warm

Ireland looks set for a week of unsettled weather following a period of cold weather warnings. January kicked off with a bout of frost, ice and freezing conditions, but temperatures are now forecast to be slightly milder.