Met Eireann have issued another weather warning for Kerry with torrential rain to hit again.
Weather chiefs have put the warning in place from 11pm on Thursday until 7am on Friday morning with only Kerry included.
The county is already after experiencing spot floods after downpours during the last warning on Wednesday night.
A forecaster said: "Heavy rain with accumulations between 20 and 40mm expected, potentially higher amounts possible in mountainous areas.
"Localised flooding, poor visibility and poor driving conditions are expected."
While the rest of the country looks set to avoid official warnings there will still be plenty of rain and even thunder in parts.
A Met Eireann forecaster said: "Tonight will start off dry with some clear intervals. Rain will develop in the west around midnight and will slowly extend over the western half of the country overnight.
"It will be very mild with temperatures no lower than 13 to 15 degrees with a moderate to fresh south to southeast breezes that will be strong at times along Atlantic coasts.
"A very mild and humid start. It will begin dry and bright in eastern areas but rain over the western half of the country will soon extend eastwards.
"An isolated thundery burst is possible in eastern areas by early afternoon. It will become brighter and fresher from the west through the afternoon with sunny spells and some showers but eastern areas not brightening up until later. Highest temperatures of 18 to 23 degrees with moderate southerly breezes veering westerly as the rain clears."
