Storm Eunice is set to hit Irish shores tomorrow.
A Status Red Wind warning has been issued for those in Cork and Kerry.
It'll come into effect at 3 am tomorrow (Friday) and run until 11 am.
Met Éireann says to expect 'severe and damaging winds' as a result.
Gusts could reach more than 130 km/h in coastal areas.
Schools will close in Cork and Kerry as a precaution.
🚨#StormEunice will bring extremely strong winds, heavy rain and snow on Friday with disruption expected.
Weather warnings are in place across Ireland, including Red #wind and Orange #snow warnings⚠️ https://t.co/OIX2hevnAP
More in our News Story 📰➡️ https://t.co/vnc0uQZuin pic.twitter.com/oqzUxhRM2y— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) February 17, 2022
For counties outside of Cork and Kerry, the rest of Munster will be under an Orange wind warning.
It'll be in place for the same period, from 3 am to 11 am tomorrow (Friday).
Coastal flooding could be an issue at high tide in some areas, according to Met Éireann.
The rest of the country will fall under a Status Yellow Wind, Rain and Snow warning.
