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Met Eireann has issued a status yellow warning for all counties in Ireland until Friday
Met Eireann has issued a Status yellow weather warning country wide on Monday January 6.
Met Eireann reports "very cold nights with widespread frost" in every county in Ireland with "ice and lying snow."
Met Eireann reports that "temperatures struggling to get above freezing during the day."
This weather warning is to continue until Friday, according to Met Eireann.
Potential Impacts, according to the national weather forecast, are:
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• Hazardous travelling conditions on roads and underfoot
• Travel disruption
⚠️There is currently a Status Yellow Countrywide warning for Low Temperature/Ice, valid until Friday 00am
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) January 6, 2025
Potential Impacts:
• Hazardous travelling conditions on roads and underfoot
• Travel disruption Please stay updated by checking warnings website and local advice. pic.twitter.com/F3G4HnnJSJ
Met Eireann advises people to keep up-to-date by checking warning websites and local advice.
To check travel disruptions, check TFI.ie for routes that may be cancelled or disrupted.
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