Discover the latest on the snow and ice warnings causing chaos in Ireland. Find out which counties are affected and where you can escape the chill.
The Emerald Isle is currently in a frosty frenzy as snow and ice warnings have swept across various counties, leaving many residents shivering in their boots. From Cavan to Donegal, Monaghan to Longford, and beyond, a chilly 'Status Yellow' alert is in place, signaling the arrival of sleet and snow. While Cork and a lucky few counties bask in milder conditions without a weather warning, the rest bundle up for icy traveling conditions and hazardous roads. Enniskillen even saw its first snowfall, prompting a flurry of weather updates and warnings to brace for further frosty patches.
As the cold snap tightens its grip, schools in North Wales shut their doors, and roadways across Northern Ireland become impassable due to heavy snowfall. Meteorologists issue warnings for high tides and coastal overtopping, adding to the wintry woes. The Met Office's yellow and amber alerts for snow and ice blanket the UK, with railways, air travel, and ferry services facing disruptions amidst the freezing conditions.
In the midst of this weather chaos, it's worth noting that Frozen Fermanagh is bracing for even more snowfall as temperatures plummet. From schools closing in Wales to warnings in North Wales, the Arctic blast spares few regions from its chill. WaterSafe warns of potential boiler breakdowns as freezing temperatures grip the nation, urging residents to stay warm and cautious as the icy weather persists.
A 'Status Yellow' snow and ice warning is in place for Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon, Sligo and Longford; with various other weather ...
Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Waterford and Kilkenny are the only counties that have escaped a weather warning as milder conditions hang around the south.
Met Éireann has warned of "quite hazardous" travelling conditions because of icy conditions and snow expected in some areas, as a weather warning remains in ...
LATEST: First reports of snow in Enniskillen after weather warning brought forward to 9am and more snow expected to fall - 'hill snow becoming patchy in evening ...
We are in the midst of a cold snap again and conditions are miserable out there - stay up to date throughout the day on which areas will be hit the worst ...
Amber weather warnings for snow have been issued for parts of northern England and north Wales.
Met Office yellow and amber weather warnings for snow and ice cover most of the UK.
As of 8.15am, there was little sign of the snow. Met Office weather maps were showing mainly rain, but they forecast snow would hit areas of Wrexham, ...
Met Office warns up to 25cm of snow could hit some areas while 25mm of rain is likely across southern England and south-east Wales.
Parts of central England and north Wales could see persistent and heavy snow today, forecasters warn.
Sleet and further rain is forecast for the rest of Thursday, despite warnings of heavy snow.
Today's weather warning for snow and ice is in force after it was updated with an increase in the level of snow expected.
A report has been made on TrafficwatchNI that 'Marble Arch Road is impassable due to snow'.
There are two amber weather warnings in place for snow and ice, and five yellow weather warnings for rain, snow and ice across the UK on Thursday, ...
Today's weather warning for snow and ice is in force after it was updated with an increase in the level of snow expected.
Status Yellow warnings have been issued for 22 counties. Some 15 counties – Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon, Sligo, Longford, Clare, ...
A number of roads have been reported by the PSNI as being impassable because of snowfall.
Amber weather warnings for snow issued for parts of northern England and north Wales, as yellow warnings for rain and snow set to be widespread · Key Points.
Meteorologists at Ronaldsway say the yellow warning for coastal overtopping runs from 8pm this evening to 1am on Friday. Areas most at risk are Douglas, Laxey ...
Flintshire Councillor Mared Eastwood told BBC Radio Wales: "There is no snow where I am, but there is still a yellow and amber warning for snow and ice for ...
Today's weather warning for snow and ice is in force after it was updated with an increase in the level of snow expected.
This morning (Thursday), a heavy snowfall descended on the county and people woke up to snowy scenes and The Met Office is predicting that more snow could be on ...
The Met Office yellow alert is in place until Friday morning, with separate warnings in the Republic.
The warnings for parts of northern England and north Wales come after a mild start to February.
The Met Office says there is a "good chance that some rural communities could be temporarily cut off". | ITV News Wales.
WaterSafe, the national register of approved plumbers, is warning that freezing temperatures can cause boilers to shut down, leaving people with no central ...
Met Éireann has forecast a “cold and blustery” day with rain right across the country today and some sleet and snow in the midlands, west and north.
A Status Yellow snow and ice warning has been issued by Met Éireann for Co. Donegal today (Thursday, February 8).
Sleet and further rain is forecast for the rest of Thursday, despite warnings of heavy snow.
Some schools have closed in Wales and northern England where there are weather warnings.
Scotland will see more cold temperatures on Friday, while flood warnings are in force across England.
Yellow warnings will continue across most of the UK on Friday and Scotland on Saturday with the Met Office urging people to be cautious.