Thankfully, it won't last long
Met Eireann has warned of freezing fog that has hit the country as temperatures are set to drop once again.
Freezing fog is a very rare weather condition for the country because of the specific conditions needed for it to form.Drivers are urged to take care when on the roads today and take extra precautions to stay safe. Tuesday night will be cloudy and windy with outbreaks of rain extending northeast across the country with some drier interludes at times.
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