*Last updated 13:25*
There's also further warnings for different areas.
After a few days of rough weather, we're in for another day (at least) of stormy conditions.
Welcome Storm Franklin!
So cancel plans, snuggle up and pop on the fire.
There's a yellow wind warning for the whole country from now until 9am Monday.
A status orange wind warning for Clare from midday, for Galway and Mayo from 3pm, and that comes in for Donegal, Leitrim and Sligo from 7pm tonight
There's a status yellow rain warning for Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo in place from now until 6pm.
Throughout the country, there's a possibility of localised flooding and coastal flooding, with heavy showers and strong winds.
(Photo: met.ie)Here's the general forecast for the day from Met Éireann:
Very windy and wet with strong to near gale force westerly winds and severe gusts, especially along western and northern coasts, with very high seas leading to some coastal flooding.
Rain will be heavy at times early on, leading to localised flooding. The rain will clear southeastwards to frequent showers through the afternoon, some heavy with isolated thunderstorms and hail, and sleet possible later.
After a mild start, it will turn much colder from the northwest after the rain clears with highest afternoon temperatures of 4 to 8 degrees.
