Ireland is preparing for a significant storm on Friday, prompting a Status Orange wind warning nationwide and numerous Status Red warnings for many counties. Gusts of over 130 km/h are expected, with warnings running from early morning to the afternoon. In response, schools and educational institutions in impacted areas will close, and employers are advised to support remote work. The storm poses risks of dangerous travel, power outages, structural damage, and coastal flooding, notably in low-lying, exposed regions, highlighting the need for public caution and preparedness.
A Status Red wind warning has been issued for various counties in Ireland due to an approaching storm expected to bring gusts exceeding 130kmh.
The National Emergency Coordination Group has advised closures of schools and urged employers to facilitate remote work for those in affected areas during the storm.
The storm is predicted to cause severe disruptions, including dangerous travel conditions, power outages, and potential structural damage due to high winds and fallen trees.
Coastal areas are especially at risk with potential flooding and wave overtopping expected as the storm hits Friday.
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