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Winter is kicking in and a snow and ice warning has been issued
A big freeze has Ireland in an icy grip - with weather warnings amid plummeting temperatures and snowfalls.
Met Eireann has warned motorists of the possibility of poor visibility and difficult travelling conditions as a result of the weather.
Forecasters anticipate that the spell of wet and cold conditions to continue right through to the weekend.
Weather warnings have been issued by the national forecaster some specific snow/ice warnings for specific counties and a general low temperature/ice warning that will come into effect overnight from 8pm to 10am throughout the week.
Follow our live blog here for all the latest updates as they happen.
Weather expert, Alan O'Reilly, has issued a reminder that this morning's snowfall is expected to freeze later, resulting in hazardous travelling conditions.
A light covering of snow in Ballyhaunis Mayo this morning as these photos from Martina show. Any followers got snow this morning. It will freeze later so turning icy for many areas! pic.twitter.com/rsbKrR6iwi
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) November 19, 2024
The unseasonably mild November so far has come to an abrupt end and with that comes the arrival of snow and ice for some areas as temperatures plummet.
Keep track of which counties are being most affected by the snowfall with our live snow tracker.
The entire country will fall under a Status Yellow low temperature and ice warning from 8pm tonight until 10am on Wednesday morning, with the potential impacts of the warning including hazardous conditions on roads and paths and general travel disruption. This will return overnight from 8pm to 10am until at least Friday.
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is urging road users to prepare for hazardous conditions on roads and footpaths after Met Éireann issued a weather advisory for wintry hazards including frost and ice and the potential for sleet, snow and hail throughout the week.
Temperatures across Ireland are set to plummet below zero over the next 48 hours, with the State forecaster issuing a rare country-wide weather warning for low temperatures and ice on Monday afternoon. The yellow status alert will be active between 8pm on Tuesday and 10am on Wednesday and 8pm Wednesday to 10am Thursday.
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