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Get ready to cozy up, folks! Ireland's weather is getting misty with a side of freezing fog – but don't worry, we still love the chill!

As the sun ducks behind the horizon and night falls over Ireland, it’s time to whip out the warm blankets and perhaps an extra cup of tea! Our friendly neighborhood meteorologist, Met Éireann, has issued a Status Yellow fog warning for 17 counties, including the likes of Cavan, Donegal, and Dublin. With patches of fog and even freezing fog thickening overnight, driving home or walking the dog might feel like navigating through a whimsical wonderland of white mist. Just remember to keep your wits about you - or you might find yourself fogging up your glasses more than usual!

The Midlands counties aren’t escaping the chill either, as Met Éireann has also thrown a freezing fog warning into the mix for places like Roscommon. As temperatures dip to a nippy minus three degrees, nice warm homes will become the hub for cozy family gatherings. Whether it's lighting the fireplace or cranking up the heating, now's the perfect time to catch up with loved ones and perhaps challenge each other to a fog-themed trivia quiz. After all, who doesn't love a little competitive fun on a chilly evening?

Fog may seem solemn, but there’s an undeniable charm in the air during these misty nights. Imagine strolling under streetlamps that cast an ethereal glow through the fog — it’s practically a scene out of a romantic fairytale! But in all seriousness, take care while commuting or even just going for a midnight stroll. Take it slow and appreciate the mystical aura that even fog brings to everyday life while steering clear of any slippery patches.

As we hunker down for the winter weeks, it’s worth noting that while fogs can be an added excuse to stay indoors, they can also be fascinating natural occurrences. Did you know fog forms when warm, moist air encounters cooler air? And here’s a fun fact: some of the thickest fogs occur during the winter months due to temperature inversions. Who knew fog could be a science lesson and an excuse for hot chocolate all at once? Stay safe, stay warm, and embrace the fog like an old friend you can’t quite see but know is there!

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Status Yellow fog warning for many parts of the country (RTE.ie)

Met Éireann said there will be patches of fog and freezing fog, which will thicken during the night. The warning for Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Dublin, Kildare, ...

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Freezing fog warning issued by Met Éireann for Midlands counties ... (Westmeath Examiner)

A weather warning for fog and freezing fog has been issued by Met Éireann for much of the country tonight, including the Midlands counties of Roscommon, ...

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Met Éireann issues Status Yellow fog warning for 17 counties as ... (Independent.ie)

The national forecaster said there will be patches of fog and freezing fog, thickening this evening and tonight. Overnight, temperatures will drop below ...

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Ireland weather: Met Éireann issues freezing fog warning for 17 ... (The Irish Times)

Temperatures set to drop to minus 3 degrees overnight, but warmer conditions expected on Thursday.

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Yellow fog warning in place for Louth and Meath from this evening (LMFM)

Met Eireann warns of patches of fog and freezing fog, which will thicken this evening and tonight.

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Fog warning in place for 17 counties with temperatures to drop to -3 ... (thejournal.ie)

The warning began at 4pm and lasts until 6am tomorrow across Cavan, Dublin, Donegal, Kildare, Laois, Longford, Louth, Meath, Monaghan, Offaly, Westmeath, ...

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Status Yellow freezing fog warning issued for Dublin with ... (Dublin Live)

Met Eireann has issued the weather warning for the counties of Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Dublin, Kildare, Laois, Longford, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Westmeath, ...

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