Parts of Ireland will experience flooding as heavy rain and strong winds are set to lash the country.
Met Eireann has put a Status Yellow warning in place for nine counties as it warns up to 40mm of rain is expected to fall.
The alert for Connacht, Longford, Donegal, Clare and Kerry will be valid until 4am on Thursday.
A statement said: "Heavy rainfall through Wednesday into Wednesday night, with 25 to 40mm expected.
"Localised flooding is likely as ground is saturated at the moment and river levels are elevated following recent heavy rainfall."
Meanwhile, a forecaster said: "Wet and rather windy today with widespread rain, heavy at times in west Munster, Connacht and west Ulster, with a risk of flooding.
"Some occasional drier spells too, with the best of these across the east and southeast.
"Feeling somewhat milder than recent days though, with highest temperatures of 9 or 10°C, in fresh to strong and gusty southwest winds, strongest along Atlantic coasts."
Western counties will continue to get heavy showers on Wednesday night.
Temperatures will drop to as low as 1C, on what will be a cold and frosty night in some places.
The forecaster added: "Further falls of rain into tonight, heaviest across Atlantic counties early on, and later across the east and southeast.
"Misty too, as southwest to west winds ease. A cold night, with lows of 1 to 4 degrees.
"Some frost and ice is possible in the clearance from the northwest later."
