Will schools close due to Storm Amy? Latest update amid Met Éireann weather warnings
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03 Oct 2025
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03 Oct 2025
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The Status Yellow Orange and Red Weather warnings from Met Éireann could lead to localised flooding. Crossmolina (pictured above from a previous flood) has been prone to surface water issues
As Mayo battles through the throes of Storm Amy, many are anticipating local flooding in the midst of heavy rainfall across the county.
Many waking up this morning are seeing plenty of surface water as the Status Yellow, Orange, and Red weather warnings take grip around the county.
People are also wondering how the potential floods are affecting different parts of the county.
Thankfully, the European Flood Awareness System have created an interactive map to show the accumulated precipitation over a 24-hour period in Mayo.
The map shows that the east of the county appears to have taken the brunt of the rain, with the N17 from Charlestown to Kilkelly in the darkest shade of red.
Those who are interested in keeping track as the situation develops can do so by clicking here.
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