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Met Office issues imminent 5-hour warning as 5 areas face flooding - full list

Met Office issues imminent 5-hour warning as 5 areas face flooding - full list
Daily Mirror Sunday 27 September 2026, 08:05 UTC By [email protected] (Olivia Bridge) 1 min read
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Met Office issues imminent 5-hour warning as 5 areas face flooding - full list Met Office yellow weather warnings are in force across five Northern Ireland counties today, with heavy rain bringing a risk of flooding. The Met Office has issued an imminent warning for areas across Northern Ireland as the region faces heavy downpours and potential flooding. A yellow weather warning is in place for five areas across the region today, with heavy downpours forecast from 8.30am until 2pm.

Met Office issues imminent 5-hour warning as 5 areas face flooding - full list Met Office yellow weather warnings are in force across five Northern Ireland counties today, with heavy rain bringing a risk of flooding. The Met Office has issued an imminent warning for areas across Northern Ireland as the region faces heavy downpours and potential flooding. A yellow weather warning is in place for five areas across the region today, with heavy downpours forecast from 8.30am until 2pm. The forecaster says five regions will be affected: County Antrim, County Armagh, County Down, County Londonderry and County Tyrone. Article continues below This is a breaking news story - refresh for updates
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