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However, the milder air mass has also moved in, and a flooding threat is becoming elevated. The wind impacts will be primarily focused on Western coasts of Rep of Ireland, Northern coast of Northern Ireland and Western isles/ West coast of Scotland. Through today. The system will quickly occlude and peak through this evening. Gusts of 70 mph is possible but in more exposed areas gusts of 75-80 mph are likely. The system will pose for more inland areas that have seen snow and rainfall. Flooding here will be the primary hazard. However blustery conditions will not help matters. Coastal areas will again see gusts possibly from 70 to 80 mph especially Western Isles of Scotland North-western and Northern Scotland. Rep of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Will begin to see these increased gusts. Mainly 65-75 mph is possible here. With more inland winds being 45-50 mph perhaps maybe a 60-mph gust is possible. This feature however will move through fairly quickly and become absorbed by another low to the West-Southwest of Faroe Islands through tonight and into the very early hours of Monday. INT ... 60 KTS ... 70 MPH