According to the Irish Examiner, Met Éireann has issued a weather warning as Ireland faces a week of challenging winter conditions, with temperatures expected to plunge as low as -3 degrees Celsius.
The national forecaster has put a cold weather advisory in place until Saturday, warning residents to prepare for hazardous conditions including snow, sleet, and widespread frost. The alert highlights particular concerns about ice formation, which could create dangerous conditions for both pedestrians and motorists.
This wintry spell marks a significant shift in weather patterns, bringing what meteorologists predict will be one of the coldest weeks of the season so far. The combination of wintry showers and sub-zero temperatures is expected to create persistent icy patches across the country.
Met Éireann’s warning emphasizes the need for public vigilance, particularly during morning and evening commuting hours when ice risk is highest. The forecaster advises people to stay updated on weather developments and take necessary precautions when traveling during this cold snap.