Met Éireann issues a new Status Yellow high temperature warning affecting parts of Ireland, with multiple outlets reporting coverage for around 10 counties. The alert is presented as a continuation or extension of earlier hot-weather guidance, with reports noting that a previous warning expires before this one comes into effect. The warning is described as starting on Sunday, according to several publications.
While some sources refer to the warning as applying to 10 counties, one report from The Irish Times says it covers nine counties and indicates the hot-weather alert was extended in the south as an earlier warning was due to lapse on Friday morning. Other outlets similarly characterize the forecast as “even hotter” conditions coming after the first warning ends.
Across the articles, the common point is that Met Éireann is warning of elevated temperatures under a Status Yellow classification for specified counties, with the timing adjusted to reflect changes in the forecast and the expiry of prior alerts.
