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TÁ RABHADH báistí nua le stádas buí eisithe ag Met Éireann do sheacht gcontae a bhfuil coinníollacha uafásacha acu chun baol tuilte nua a thabhairt.
Leanann an rabhadh aimsire fuar le cúpla lá anuas, ach cé go bhfuil an teocht ag ardú, tá an chuma ar an scéal go mairfidh an tír gaoth agus báisteach an chuid eile den tseachtain.
Tá an rabhadh eisithe do Chiarraí, Corcaigh, Port Láirge, Ceatharlach, Cill Chainnigh, Loch Garman agus Cill Mhantáin.
Ina nuashonrú, tugann Met Éireann foláireamh “go mbeidh gaotha láidre soir ó dheas ag gabháil le geasa trom báistí ag scaipeadh soir.”
Liostaíonn siad na tionchair fhéideartha mar "tuilte áitiúla, coinníollacha taistil deacra agus droch-infheictheacht."
Tá an rabhadh bailí ó 10rn Dé Céadaoin go dtí 1in Déardaoin.
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