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21/07/2016
Met Office Issues Warning For Heavy Rain And Thunder
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain across Northern Ireland.
The alert is in place from 3pm today, 21 July, until midnight.
Counties Fermanagh, L'Derry and Tyrone are expected to be the worst effected.
The Met Office said heavy showers will occur across western counties and there may also be thunder.
The showers are expected to clear in the early hours of Friday, 22 July.
(CD/MH)
The alert is in place from 3pm today, 21 July, until midnight.
Counties Fermanagh, L'Derry and Tyrone are expected to be the worst effected.
The Met Office said heavy showers will occur across western counties and there may also be thunder.
The showers are expected to clear in the early hours of Friday, 22 July.
(CD/MH)
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