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Michelle Dillon delivers the Met Éireann Hurricane Lorenzo weather forecast on RTÉ
Met Éireann says Hurricane Lorenzo is set to change into a tropical storm that looks set to track over Ireland on Thursday and Friday.
In her forecast after the RTÉ news on Tuesday, October 30 Met Éireann meteorologist Michelle Dillon delivered the latest on the storm.
She said the hurricane would transition as it moves over colder water in the Atlantic.
"It does look as if the storm will move up over the northwest of Ireland and then take an eastward track," she said.
She warned that this would bring high seas, severe winds and heavy rain on Thursday evening, night and Friday morning. She said it would clear from Friday morning gradually.
The forecaster said Met Éireann would issue weather warnings on Wednesday morning.
Latest forecasts https://t.co/dz6JbE5FIb
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) October 1, 2019
Latest Advisories & Warnings https://t.co/oOxITrsnvw
Latest Meteorologist's Commentary https://t.co/ktXtWjbfIg
Reminder that you can get Weather Warning Push Notifications from the Updated Met Éireann App.#Lorenzo pic.twitter.com/ggF4kQRQnn
The public is urged to stay tuned to the weather forecast.
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