Storm Dennis is currently battering Northern Ireland with strong winds and heavy rain.
The rain will be heavy at times. It will become drier and a little brighter from the west later, still with some occasional showers.
Strong locally gale southerly winds are forecast but these will ease later. The maximum temperature is 11 °C.
Tonight it will be windy at times with strong southwesterly winds. The minimum temperature will be 2 °C.
#StormDennis: This weekend's storm could be 'step up' from #StormCiara, with large parts of UK expecting huge amounts of rain https://t.co/aF49YblHbL
— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 15, 2020
✈️ If you're flying to #Edinburgh today from @BELFASTCITY_AIR, check with your airline for updates before travelling to the airport #StormDennis https://t.co/Cn6pYJ9tQr
— BBCNI Travel (@BBCNITravel) February 15, 2020
#StormDennis will bring some heavy and prolonged period of rainfall through today. This chart shows the projected rainfall totals and where we have warnings in force
Read more in our press release. https://t.co/PirpjFRb72
Stay #Weatheraware pic.twitter.com/V6J5ed4FnC
— Met Office (@metoffice) February 15, 2020
#StormDennis could become one of the deepest Atlantic low pressure systems in modern records
Now developing in the north Atlantic, it's about to undergo a period of explosive cyclogenesis – the central pressure forecast to drop 50-60mb in 24 hours to around 917mb (record 914mb) pic.twitter.com/cSGR7JhzeO
— BBC Weather (@bbcweather) February 14, 2020