The country is set to be hit with a powerful Atlantic storm at the end of the week with new weather models now appearing to agree on the arrival date of the low pressure system
Weather experts have confirmed the exact day a brutal Atlantic storm is expected to hit Ireland, with some even suggesting it could bring snowfall. In recent days, the chillier temperatures have given way to milder conditions, but it seems we're in for another change as we head into next week.
Read more: Social welfare Ireland: Everything to know about weekly €260 payment as means test to be scrapped"Still a strong storm showing on weather forecasting models this morning with some showing a period of snowfall on Friday morning as the rain hits colder air ahead of the strong winds arriving," said Kenneth. "Any snowfall will depend on the track of the low with a more southerly track more favourable for snow from this system.
Ireland is bracing for some intense conditions that are expected to persist well into the weekend, with predictions of heavy rainfall and strong winds covering most of the country. Tuesday night will see the rain clearing to the southeast, with colder temperatures and scattered showers making their way from the northwest. Expect the mercury to drop as low as -2°C to 3°C in a light southerly breeze.
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