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Wet and windy weather in store today.
It will be windy in Donegal today particularly in coastal areas. There are yellow weather warnings in place in neighbouring counties.
Blustery this morning with fresh to strong westerly winds, strongest in the northwest.
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) January 29, 2022
Cloudy with outbreaks of rain️. Drier, brighter and cooler weather will develop by afternoon, with winds easing too.
Highs️ of 8 to 11 degrees, occurring earlier in the day. pic.twitter.com/ms4TTcQEC2
Winds will be strongest in the northwest and north with gales on coasts. Through the afternoon winds will turn northwesterly and ease. It will be a somewhat cooler day so make sure and dress accordingly.
There will be clear spells tonight but it will become cloudier from the west overnight with some patchy drizzle developing in Donegal by morning. It will be coldest in the east of the province with frost developing here.
Generally light winds, but strengthening on the Donegal coast by morning.
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