Storm Conall brings dramatic temperature changes and heavy rain to Ireland

Storm Conall is bringing a significant temperature shift to Ireland, with heavy rain expected as it passes. Unlike the previous Storm Bert, Ireland will avoid the worst impacts, but the Netherlands is under code orange warnings. Temperatures in Ireland dropped to -5 degrees overnight, with frost and fog affecting 17 counties. However, milder weather is forecast for Thursday, with highs reaching 14 degrees and rain moving in from the southwest. The weekend will see persistent rain, especially in southern areas, raising the risk of flooding. After a mild Sunday, temperatures will dip slightly, leading to a cooler start to the week with sunny spells and showers.