Heavy, thundery rain could bring disruption to parts of Northern Ireland on Sunday night.
The Met Office has issued a thunderstorm warning from midnight on Sunday until 07:00 BST on Monday.
Although not all areas will be affected, where thunderstorms do occur, they could bring frequent lightning, gusty winds, and possibly large hail.
The narrow band of rain is predicted to push eastwards quickly, with the worst of the weather clearing by around breakfast time on Monday.
Despite its brief duration, the downpours could be intense, with 20-40mm of rain likely to fall within an hour in some places.
A few areas could see as much as 60mm before the rain clears.
Met Éireann has also issued a Status Yellow rain warning for the Republic of Ireland.
The warning lasts from 22:00 BST on Sunday until 08:00 on Monday, with thundery downpours expected to move eastward across the country overnight.
The heavy rain could lead to hazardous driving conditions due to spray and sudden flooding.
The Met Office is warning of a small chance of power cuts and damage to buildings from floodwater, lightning strikes, hail, or strong winds.
Some homes and businesses could be at risk of quick flooding.
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