Another storm is heading for Ireland, just as the country made it through last week's awful weather.
Storm Gladys could hit this week bringing more torrential downpours and strong winds, wreaking further havoc.
It would follow Storms Dudley, Eunice and Franklin which all blasted Ireland last week. It was the first time three storms have been recorded in such quick succession since the naming system began.
The triple storms caused severe disruption with trees down, power cuts and school closures.
At the moment, Met Eireann has issued a fresh weather warning for two counties this afternoon with windy conditions forecast.
The alert began at 11am and will last until 3pm this evening, the forecaster predicts: "Very strong and gusty west to southwest winds."
It is the second warning today after a Status Yellow snow/ice warning for Donegal, Leitrim and Sligo from 10pm Wednesday until 10am Thursday. Luckily Dublin has escaped the warnings.
The alert reads : “Blustery showers of hail, sleet and snow with icy stretches on untreated surfaces will lead to hazardous driving conditions on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.”
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