Storm Boelo brought dangerous conditions to parts of the province last weekend, with wind speeds approaching 80mph in certain locations.
The disruption forced the cancellation of numerous flights and ferry crossings during that period.
Following the passage of the storm, energy providers have confirmed that electrical supply is now available throughout Northern Ireland.
Authorities are currently monitoring weather patterns as fresh alerts have been issued for coastal regions.
The Met Office has released two separate yellow weather warnings covering specific areas of the province.
A first alert covers strong winds primarily affecting the Antrim and Down coasts, running from 18:00 GMT on Monday until 03:00 Tuesday.
Gusts up to 50mph are anticipated within this initial warning zone, with higher speeds possible in exposed coastal zones.
A second warning targets the north coast of Antrim and Londonderry, commencing at 03:00 GMT on Tuesday and ending at 21:00 GMT.
Expectations for Tuesday's alert include gusts reaching 60mph, particularly where terrain is more exposed to the wind.
The Met Office forecasts these speeds could climb to 65mph in areas with significant exposure.
Residents are advised to remain vigilant as conditions continue to evolve over the coming hours.