
Amber rain warning issued for southeast Northern Ireland
The Met Office issued an Amber rain warning for southeast Northern Ireland from 23:00 on Sunday to 08:00 on Monday, with 50 to 75 mm possible and a risk of flash flooding.

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The Met Office issued an Amber rain warning for southeast Northern Ireland from 23:00 on Sunday to 08:00 on Monday, with 50 to 75 mm possible and a risk of flash flooding.

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Storm Darragh was named by the Met Office on 5 December 2024, with an amber wind warning in force for Northern Ireland and western parts of Scotland, England and Wales before a red warning followed.