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Ireland is set to be gripped by an arctic blast next week as forecasters warn that snow could be on the way.

The rest of the week should be "mild and changeable". While cold weather is expected for the first half of the week with wintry showers mostly in the north, things will get milder again on Thursday. "We're in for a spell of cold weather for a few days."

A blast of arctic air will see temperatures plummet until Wednesday - with snow expected on higher ground in parts of Ulster. Linda Hughes of Met Eireann says ...

The warning issued is as a result of snow, ice and freezing fog is set to cause havoc in another miserable week of weather for the nation. The warning, which ...

Wednesday will again be a day of scattered wintry showers mixed with sunny spells. There will be sunny spells with wintry showers, some of hail, feeding onto northern facing coasts in a light northwest airflow, and also into the southwest. Afternoon temperatures of just 1C to 3C. The afternoon will bring strong westerly winds in the north and northwest. Showers will begin in the east before extending to most of the country. 'Some showers of hail, sleet and snow are expected with the potential for freezing fog.

MET Eireann has updated its forecast for a brutal week of weather ahead after issuing a winter weather advisory for the entire country.The advisory, w.

"Turning much milder on Thursday with a spell of rain and fresh southwest winds moving in from the Atlantic. Lows of 0C to 3C with a touch of frost. The national forecaster said: "Today will be cold with sunny spells. "Some showers of hail, sleet and snow are expected with the potential for freezing fog. Some freezing fog will likely form with little wind. Westerly winds will be fresh to strong and gusty elsewhere.

Met Eireann says some showers of hail, sleet and snow are expected with the potential for freezing fog. Further weather warnings are expected to be issued ...

Afternoon temperatures of 2C to 6C, coldest in the north. Lowest temperatures of 0C to -3C The weather will take a turn from Thursday. Afternoon temperatures of just 1C to 3C. Showers will turn increasingly wintry in the north through the evening. Looking ahead to next week, it continued: “Frost or ice will linger in some parts during the day on Monday. Isolated hail and lightning are possible, with some falls of sleet later in the day. Lows of 0C to 3C with a touch of frost.” Northwest winds will be strong for a time in the southwest tomorrow morning, otherwise westerly winds will be light or moderate. “Some showers of hail, sleet and snow are expected with the potential for freezing fog. There will be sunny spells with wintry showers, some of hail, feeding onto northern facing coasts in a light northwest airflow, and also into the southwest. It will turn windy this afternoon and evening with strong and gusty westerly winds, increasing very strong in the northwest, with strong gales at times in coastal areas.

Temperatures are set to plummet this weekend as an artic airflow establishes itself across the country, with hail, sleet and icy stretches expected.

The forecaster said Tuesday will be cold with frost or ice. “Turning much milder on Thursday with a spell of rain and fresh southwest winds moving in from the Atlantic. Afternoon temperatures will range from 2C to 6C degrees, coldest in the north. The forecaster said there will be further showers, prolonged in some areas, with a chance of hail too. There will be a mix of showers and clear spells. Some showers of hail, sleet and snow are expected with the potential for freezing fog.

MET EIREANN has issued a Status Yellow ice warning for Ireland this Sunday morning. It is valid from 6pm this Sunday, January 15 to noon on Monday. "Icy st.

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