Is féidir leis na Gardaí Fógraí Pionóis Muirir Sheasta a eisiúint anois as plátaí clárúcháin neamhchomhréireacha
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Agus Lá Fhéile Pádraig ag teacht, níl aon ráthaíochtaí ag Met Éireann go dtiocfaidh feabhas ar an aimsir don deireadh seachtaine saoire bainc atá le teacht.
Cé gurbh í mí Feabhra an mhí is teo ar taifead, deir Met Éireann go leanfaidh an aimsir athraitheach ar fud na hÉireann ar aghaidh go dtí lár na seachtaine seo chugainn ar a laghad.
Ina réamhaisnéis is déanaí, deir siad go bhforbróidh scamall níos doimhne agus ceobhrán níos tanaí san iardheisceart oíche Dé hAoine seo. Tá rabhadh á thabhairt ag Met Éireann freisin go bhféadfadh “taoidí neamhghnácha arda tuilte a thabhairt chuig gach cósta”.
Táthar ag súil le “méid réasúnta” scamall Dé Sathairn mar aon le ráigeanna scaipthe báistí agus ceo agus beidh “go leor scamall le ráigeanna báistí” ann Dé Domhnaigh.
Ina dhearcadh, deir an réamhaisnéiseoir go n-éireoidh sé níos tirime ar feadh tamaill go luath an tseachtain seo chugainn.
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