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Met Éireann to Implement Localised Weather Warning System by Late 2026
Met Éireann, Ireland's meteorological service, announced plans to replace its current county-wide weather alerts with a more precise localised system starting in late 2026. This new approach will enable warnings to be issued for specific areas rather than entire counties, improving accuracy and relevance.
25 Feb, 17:03 — 25 Feb, 18:16
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irish-times3h ago
Met Éireann to introduce new locally based weather warning system
Polygon-based process will divide the country into sub-county zones
By Ronan McGreevy
Read full article →irish-independent3h ago
Met Éireann’s new localised weather warning system aimed to be in place later this year
A more localised system for weather warnings is set to replace the current county-based system.
Read full article →the-journal4h ago
Met Éireann to replace county-wide alerts with localised system from ‘late 2026’
This approach will allow warnings to be issued for specific areas rather than entire counties.
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