Orange weather warning

A Status Orange Snow and Ice warning is now in effect for Meath as well as Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Clare, Connacht, Longford, Louth, Westmeath until 10am ...

Significant accumulations of snow are expected in some areas along with icy conditions. Significant accumulations of snow are expected in some areas along with icy conditions, the forecaster said. People are being advised of further spells of sleet and snow combined with strong east to northeast winds, which could lead to very hazardous road conditions, travel disruption and poor visibility.

Following an update from the National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management (NDFEM) the Road Safety Authority (RSA) has updated its advice for road ...

Any travel arrangements should be planned carefully in advance of setting out Weather conditions will be disruptive for travel tomorrow. The golden rule is drive with care and expect the unexpected.

Three weather warnings are currently in place in Ireland, but what does each colour actually mean?

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However, a nationwide Status Yellow Ice Warning remains in place until midday on Friday, with widespread frost and icy surfaces in many areas. The snowfall ...

s://twitter.com/MetEireann/status/1634096009402892288?s=20https://twitter.com/MetEireann/status/1634096009402892288?s=20 However, a nationwide Status Yellow Ice Warning remains in place until midday on Friday, with widespread frost and icy surfaces in many areas. The Status Orange Snow/Ice Warning that was in effect for eastern counties across Ireland has been lifted.

IT'S A VERY cold one out there tonight. A Status Orange weather warning for snow and ice is in place for 13 counties until midnight, with a second Orange ...

“The golden rule is drive with care and caution – expect the unexpected. They may have a doctor’s appointment, need to do food shopping or visit family, the cold weather affects everyone but older people continue to need the support of their friends and community. What we expect over much of Connacht, Clare, north Leinster, and Ulster – this evening and early tonight, that’s when it’s going to turn back into snow again. We will continue to grit roads in response to ice and snow conditions across the county. If driving in such conditions is unavoidable be prepared. So that’s very important that things will be quite treacherous and hazardous tomorrow morning.” But as we head into the evening the risk of snow increases with atrocious travel conditions expected particularly for parts of Northern Ireland, Wales and Northern England. Details of the gritting routes are available on— Wicklow County Council (@wicklowcoco) Any travel arrangements should be planned carefully in advance of setting out,” the RSA said. Snow ploughs may be used if required.— Mayo County Council (@MayoCoCo) “On untreated roads, certainly, there will be icy conditions. This will remain in place until 10am tomorrow.