Weather Warning Galway: Prepare for Coastal Flooding
Weather Warning Galway: Coastal Flooding Alert
Weather warning Galway has prompted the Galway City Council to warn of potentially significant coastal flooding during high tide this evening. The status orange weather warning became active for Galway, Mayo, Clare, Kerry, Sligo, Leitrim, and Donegal at noon, lasting until 8 PM.
Precautions and Road Closures
This morning, the crisis management team convened considering Met Éireann's weather alerts, advising both businesses and residents to prepare for the risk. Coastal flooding is expected between 6:30 PM and 8:30 PM.
- Road closures include the Salthill Prom from Seapoint mini-roundabout to Galway Business School.
- Grattan Road is closed from the junction with Seapoint Road to Claddagh Quay junction with Fr Griffin Road.
- The Dock Road is also affected, closing at 3 PM today.
Motorist Advisory
Motorists are strongly advised to avoid these areas to mitigate the impact of potential flooding and high winds. The Silverstrand, Salthill, and Toft car parks are closed, with Ballyloughane designated for local access only.
The Irish Coast Guard urges extreme caution during this weather event.
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