Warning of treacherous conditions on roads with temperatures set to dip to -4 tonight
Motorists are being urged to take care on the roads after wintry showers overnight.
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Motorists are being urged to take care on the roads after wintry showers overnight.
A band of rain, sleet and snow will move across Ireland from the northwest tonight.
Met Éireann described last night as ‘the coldest night of winter so far’.
Temperatures could drop as low as -7 degrees in western and northern parts of the country.
Temperatures are due to drop as low as -1 degree tonight.
A Yellow warning for snow and ice is in place for some counties in Northern Ireland tonight.
The warning is valid for seven counties until 2pm.
Met Éireann has issued Status Yellow warnings for wind, rain and gales.
Some people complained about Met Éireann’s predictions while others took issue with the website.
It’s expected that there will be no white Christmas this year.
Gusts of up to 100 km/h are expected, Met Éireann said today.
Polar air is currently flooding into Europe, but that’ll change in the middle of the week.
The warning is valid for all 26 counties from midnight tonight.
A Status Yellow wind warning is in place around the country.
Six counties will be affected by the warnings.
Met Éireann says Ireland’s weather so far this year indicates “further evidence of climate change”.
The warning is in place until 10am today.
Met Éireann has warned that heavy rain may cause some river and localised flooding.
AA Roadwatch is warning motorists to slow down and take extra caution.
Have your umbrella at the ready.
The first warning came into effect in Munster at 11am.
Met Éireann has warned that there will be 30 to 50mm of rain in areas.
A warning for Waterford, Cork, Kerry, Mayo and Galway is currently valid.
Met Éireann has forecast cloudy and misty weather on Monday with outbreaks of rain in many parts of the country.
The storm has weakened from the Category 4 hurricane that battered the coast.
The hurricane had sustained winds of 140 mph.
Met Éireann has warned that rain will bring accumulations of 25 to 40mm.
An Garda Síochana has urged people to take care and exercise caution this weekend.
Status Orange wind warnings are currently in place for 5 counties.
A weather advisory for the entire country will be in place from 9pm tonight until 6pm on Monday.
Zeta broke the record for the earliest 27th named Atlantic storm – set on November 29 2005.
It will be mostly cloudy this morning with outbreaks of rain followed by sunny spells and showers around the country.
Heavy or prolonged showers are forecast in the west and north during the night
Three Status Yellow warnings will take effect this evening, affecting western and southern counties.
Heavy rainfall is expected at times with a risk of local flooding.
The weather will be unsettled heading into next week.
The 2020 State of Climate Services report calls on governments to put more money into early warning systems.