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Prominent local weatherman Alan O'Reilly from Carlow Weather has been closely following the path of a potential storm that could hit Ireland early next week.
In a post to followers issued earlier today, O'Reilly gave the latest analysis on the approaching weather system.
"The ECMWF model (pictured above) has been consistent on the risk of storm Tuesday/Wednesday and that continues with latest run," he said.
"We haven’t seen a named storm yet this season but this has potential to be named. The first storm name is #StormAntoni but it’s wait and see for now if this will be named."
For more updates, follow Carlow Weather on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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