Ireland · Storm
A deep low of around 949 hPa is moving northeast. Skycastor's forecast shows gusts of up to 33 m/s (119 km/h) Sunday 25 October, around 01:00, strongest in Malin Head (Ireland). The storm is still more than three days away, and the forecasts are still uncertain about both its track and its strength.
| Country | When (local time) | Max gust | Rain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ireland | Saturday 24 October, 16:00 – Sunday 25 October, 12:00 | 33 m/s | 21 mm |
| Denmark | Sunday 25 October, 00:00 – Monday 26 October, 14:00 | 32 m/s | 22 mm |
| United Kingdom | Saturday 24 October, 17:00 – Monday 26 October, 07:00 | 31 m/s | 26 mm |
| Sweden | Sunday 25 October, 05:00–12:00 | 29 m/s | 15 mm |
| Norway | Sunday 25 October, 03:00–19:00 | 28 m/s | 28 mm |
Where and when
The table shows the countries where the forecast has gusts above storm force, the period when it will be windiest, the strongest gust and the largest rainfall in one day.
Official warnings
No official warnings have been issued for the storm yet.
Always follow the official warnings from the national weather services – links at the bottom of the article.
Waves and sea level
At sea, gusts of up to 39 m/s are expected, and off the coast near Malin Head (Ireland) the waves could reach 8.4 metres.
What does it mean for Denmark?
In Denmark, the forecast shows gusts of up to 32 m/s Sunday 25 October, around 03:00, strongest in Esbjerg, and up to 22 mm of rain in a day.
Good advice
Secure or bring in loose items – garden furniture, trampolines, bins and tarpaulins.
Stay away from piers, coastal paths and dunes while the wind is at its strongest, and avoid walks in the forest.
Check your journey before you set off. Storms often cause cancellations and delays to flights, ferries and trains.
Skycastor updates this article automatically for as long as the storm is active.
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