Omagh residents face a battering from heavy rain and 40mph winds over the coming days, with the Met Office warning of potential surface water flooding across County Tyrone.
The town will see persistent downpours, some heavy at times, whilst temperatures remain mild at 10-12°C. Wind gusts of up to 40mph are expected, particularly hitting exposed areas of the county hardest.
Across Northern Ireland, similar unsettled conditions are forecast. Though no specific weather warnings have been issued, the Met Office urges residents to stay vigilant and prepare for possible disruption. Those planning outdoor activities or travelling on higher ground and coastal routes should exercise extra caution due to reduced visibility and strong winds.
The unsettled system forms part of a broader weather pattern affecting the wider UK, with England, Scotland and Wales also experiencing mixed conditions, though rain and wind intensity varies by region. The Met Office continues monitoring developments across all four nations, providing updated forecasts and warnings as needed.
Local residents are advised to secure loose outdoor items, watch for spray on roads, and allow extra time for journeys. Staying updated with the latest Met Office forecasts remains essential for navigating the challenging conditions safely.