Met Éireann have issued another yellow warning for this afternoon until Saturday 15th November.
Thundery downpours later today and for a time tonight with the ongoing risk of flooding. Rainfall amounts are likely to be between 20 to 30 mm.
The warning is in place for Dublin, Wicklow, Wexrford and Waterford.
This morning, many roads are impassable after torrential rain last night and two weather warnings remain in place.
Many roads are closed in parts of Dublin, Meath, Louth and Kildare due to flooding, and there's widespread surface water on routes - so motorists should take extra care.
Dublin Fire Brigade says houses have been flooded in Nutgrove Avenue in Dublin and the road is blocked near the Grange Road junction.
@GardaTraffic Nutgrove ave Rathfarnham virtually impassible due to heavy flooding, Cars will struggle to get through #WhatTheFluich
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) November 14, 2014
Up to 60 milimetres of rain have fallen in parts of the country.
@rtenews The view from our house on Nutgrove Avenue. Water is thigh high in places... #flooding pic.twitter.com/BhpOQNw3Uh
— Ciarán Doyle (@CpmDoyle) November 14, 2014
Met Éireann have now lifted the weather warnings for rain. However, a wind warning remains in place for the country until 2pm.
There's a car stuck down there at the deepest point, some still making it through #ntfm https://t.co/GG06MlrNEM
— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) November 14, 2014
For more information on road closures, you can log on to the AA.ie.
Meanwhile, the Dublin Fire Brigade are urging people not to drive through deep water. They are currently helping four cars which have become stuck.
We are on the way to 4 cars trapped in water in Kinsealy near the golf centre. Please avoid deep water @LiveDrive @aaroadwatch
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) November 14, 2014
