Ireland is set to experience a cold snap with temperatures dropping as low as -3 degrees Celsius on Friday. This trend is expected to continue throughout the weekend, with daytime highs between 4 and 8 degrees and nighttime lows around -2 degrees.
, thermometers could dip as low as -3 on Friday but with similar lows due from Thursday and into the weekend.and the destruction it brought to the country, this week’s weather is unlikely to attract too much attention but it will be cold.Couple found dead in Co Kerry house are named locallySimilarly on Thursday, daytime conditions will be stable at an expected February 7 to 10 degrees during the day and with some fresh southeasterly winds, but the temperatures are again likely to dip below zero.
Daytime temperatures over the weekend will also lower, according to Met Éireann, to between 4 and 8 degrees and, again at night, to about -2.‘I feel forgotten about’: Galway wheelchair-user nearly two weeks without power after stormMan arrested on suspicion of arson, four rescued in Co Tyrone house fireGym owner who sexually assaulted woman, filmed others, can resume work on releaseMarty Morrissey: ‘I’m an only child of an only-child dad and an only-child mum.
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