There was significant disruption on Tuesday after Storm Chandra swept across Northern Ireland.

Storm Chandra is set to slam Ireland today, as battered counties brace for ferocious winds, torrential rain, flooding and even snow in what forecasters are warning could be one of the most disruptive weather events of the winter so far.

Ireland is bracing for brutal Storm Chandra with Met Eireann issuing two weather warnings ahead of torrential rain, strong winds and possible snow.

Some heavy showers are still yet to come, with rain falling on now-saturated ground which may lead to more issues

Britain and Ireland face flooding, travel disruption and school closures as Storm Chandra unleashes its wrath.

Storm Chandra dropped almost a month's rain in one day in part of Northern Ireland - with some 400 schools closed, the M1 partially flooded and 10,000 suffering loss of electricity.

A NEW storm is set to make landfall in Ireland, with heavy rain, possible snow, winds of up to 120kph and “highly likely” flooding on the cards. Storm Chandra has officially been named