And away she blows. 

#StormÉowyn continues to track ENE to north of Scotland leaving blustery conditions and scattered sleet and snow showers drifting into western and northwestern counties of Ireland overnight. Mostly dry elsewhere. 

Some lightning reported in Killybegs, Donegal in the past hour (see image). 

An occluded front will bring scattered outbreaks of rain (sleet or snow on mountains) from west to east across Ireland from midday tomorrow. Moderate southerly later turning southwesterly winds will follow quickly in behind. There will be a lull in the winds Saturday night before a deeper area of low pressure brings very strong winds across the country from the southwest on Sunday morning. 

Keep an eye onandfor any warnings that are issued. Should the storm be named, it will be called #stormfloris. Floris is of Dutch origin and it means Flourish/Prosper. Doesn't sound too bad!

#StormEowyn