It's not looking good.

If you're already out in the big, bad world, making your way to work (or college, school, whatever) then you'll know it's absolutely miserable out. The rain seemed to stay away for the most part of last night, however this morning is a different story. And according to Met Éireann, it's not going to stop. The weather forecaster said: "Cloudy today with persistent or heavy rain in many areas and a risk of flooding. The heaviest falls will be in west Munster, and over the northern half of the country. Some drier intervals in the east for a time this afternoon.

Cloudy with persistent/heavy rain in many areas&a risk of flooding. The heaviest falls will be in W Muns&over the N half of the country. Some drier intervals in the east for a time this afternoon. Highs of 10 to 14°C with mostly light to moderate SE breezes, fresher in the south. pic.twitter.com/fvtrWnhbIo

— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) October 14, 2019

"Highest temperatures of 10 to 14 degrees with mostly light to moderate southeast breezes, fresher in the south." Tonight, the rain will continue with temperatures dropping to around 3 degrees. "Rain continuing in many areas this evening and tonight. Drier weather developing in the west and southwest, this evening will gradually extend eastwards. However, rain will continue overnight in Leinster and Ulster, but becoming more patchy. Mist and fog will develop in many areas. Lowest temperatures of 3 to 7 degrees." The rest of the week is looking quite unsettled, so unfortunately we won't be putting away our umbrellas anytime soon.