Storm Eowyn is causing major travel disruptions in Ireland, with Aer Lingus advising passengers to check their flight status and prepare for delays
Dublin: Storm Eowyn is making quite a scene in Ireland. Aer Lingus has put out a warning about possible travel disruptions. This storm is no joke!
Met Eireann has issued five Red wind alerts. They say we could see winds over 130 km/h. That’s some serious gusts! Dublin and 21 other counties are on high alert.
Schools and colleges in these areas will close while the storm rages. People are advised to stay indoors and keep safe. It’s better to be cautious.
Aer Lingus is urging travelers to check their flight status. They mentioned that travel to and from Ireland and the UK might be affected. So, keep an eye on those updates!
Here’s a quick rundown of the counties under red alerts: Cavan, Monaghan, Dublin, Kildare, and more. It’s a long list, so be sure to check if you’re in one of those areas.
The forecaster warns of dangerous conditions. We could see fallen trees, power outages, and even coastal flooding. It’s a good idea to stay updated and plan accordingly.
There’s also an Orange wind warning for all of Ireland. Plus, a Yellow rain warning for Cork, Kerry, and Waterford. It’s going to be a wild day!
Stay safe out there, everyone! And remember, it’s always best to be prepared when Mother Nature decides to stir things up.
