Met Éireann has raised the flood warning for Donegal to Status Orange, warning of potential flooding and damage due to heavy rain. The alert is in effect for a six-hour period overnight, covering Friday night into Saturday morning. The warning applies to parts of the county, with officials urging residents to take precautions.
The upgrade comes as rainfall is expected to increase significantly, raising the risk of waterlogging and surface flooding. Local authorities are monitoring the situation closely and advising people to avoid low-lying areas and check for updates. No immediate evacuations have been ordered, but emergency services are on standby.
The orange warning indicates a high risk of flooding, with the potential for disruption to travel and infrastructure. Residents are encouraged to keep an eye on weather updates and prepare for possible impacts. The situation remains under review as conditions develop.
Authorities are working to manage the situation and provide support if needed. Further updates are expected as the weather continues to evolve.
