Flooding has been reported in several areas of north Dublin, with a Status Yellow rain warning in place for the capital and Wicklow, ahead of a low temperature warning for the country overnight.
Motorists are being urged to drive with care as flooding has been reported in Santry, Rush and parts of the M1.
Parts of the R108 close to Dublin Airport are sed due to flooding.
Flooding has also been reported in parts of Swords.
A spokesperson for Fingal County Council said they are receiving reports of spot flooding and the council is assessing the situation.
Dublin Bus has announced diversions on four of its routes this morning - the 16, 33, 41 and 41C - due to flooding.
It said that due to flooding at Collinstown, those routes will divert at Coolock Lane on to the M1 to Dublin Airport.
#DBSvcUpdates We wish to advise customers of the following diversions to routes 16, 33, 41 and 41C https://t.co/114MUETh9C@TFIupdates pic.twitter.com/9ECw3TrVwq
— dublinbusnews (@dublinbusnews) February 13, 2026
A Status Yellow rain alert for Dublin and Wicklow is in effect until midday, with Met Éireann warning of further spells of "heavy rain".
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The forecaster also warned temperatures are expected to fall to between -1C and -3C generally across the country overnight, with sharp frost and icy conditions.
The low temperature warning will be in effect from 9pm until 10am tomorrow.
Watch: The underground car park of an apartment complex hit by flooding
Dublin Airport is advising people travelling to the airport this morning to take care as some roads are closed due to flooding, following heavy rain overnight.
It said that flight operations were running as normal.
Due to heavy rainfall overnight, some roads leading to Dublin Airport are closed or trickier than usual to navigate this morning. Drivers are advised to follow local diversion signage & to take extra care on the roads.
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) February 13, 2026
Flight operations at Dublin Airport are running as normal. pic.twitter.com/rcGViVtNHU
Flooding has been reported at Junction 4 on the M1 at Donabate, with the slip road (southbound) closed.
Flooding on M1 J04 - DONABATE (southbound) Slip M1 to R132 (13-Feb 07:34) Lanes Affected: Slip Closed https://t.co/7YdB52VeB1
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) February 13, 2026
There are also delays on many routes around Dublin, with heavy congestion reported on the M50 southbound between J6 and J13.
Congestion Report:
— TII Traffic (@TIITraffic) February 13, 2026
M50 Southbound: J13-J06.
Delays on routes around Dublin: M1 S, N2 S, M3/N3 S, M4/N4 E, N7 E.
Drive with care!#TII #Slowdown pic.twitter.com/yvXiVvkoZi
Met Éireann said tonight will be mainly dry but "very cold" and frosty with some icy patches.
The adverse weather conditions, it said, could cause hazardous travel conditions on the road and underfoot alongside travel disruption.
Many business and properties have been flooded in the east in recent weeks, including Dublin and Wexford among others, due to heavy rainfall.
Homes in Rathfarnham were flooded by water coming from Castle Stream, White Church Stream and the Dodder River, while Clontarf in north Dublin was also affected.
The adverse weather has previously disrupted public transport across the capital, such as DART and bus services.
Met Éireann has reported that last month was the wettest January in Ireland since 2018.
