Parts of Ireland set to see snow within days as temperatures plummet

Next week will bring a big change - read the full story here:

Snow is set to fall in Ireland from Monday, after much debate about whether we can expect any at all.Temperatures will plummet to below freezing though, so be sure to wrap up warm!According to weather forecasting website WX Charts, the middle of the country will see snow on Monday evening, but the snow showers will be light and move down through the south of the country overnight.

On Wednesday evening, a heavier flurry of snow will move upwards from the south of the country but once again it will have dissipated by morning. Their forecast for this Monday reads: "Turning very cold with temperatures falling to between 0 and -3 degrees leading to widespread frost and possibly some icy stretches. Wintry showers will later move into north facing coasts in a light to moderate northerly airflow."

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

RSVPMagazine /  🏆 7. in İE

Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

US President Joe Biden expected to visit Ireland next monthUS President Joe Biden is a “proud son of Ireland” and is always welcome to visit, according to the Justice Minister.
Read more »

Scotland v Ireland: Robbie Henshaw thrilled to be back in the mix for MurrayfieldCentre backs himself to be ready if called upon despite effectively having not played since last October
Read more »

Munster release Ireland international centre Chris Farrell from contractThe 29-year-old is believed to be pursuing a new playing opportunity in France
Read more »

Man jailed for three years for attempting to smuggle people into Ireland via Dublin AirportSaleban Abdisahar, of no fixed abode in Sweden, pleaded guilty to three counts of facilitating the illegal entry of people into the State.
Read more »

Ireland boss Stephen Kenny excited as Celtic star switches allegiances from ScotlandWinger Mikey Johnston is still waiting for the paperwork to be finalised, while John O’Shea’s appointment has been confirmed.
Read more »

Stephen Kenny believes Celtic winger Mikey Johnston offers Ireland something newStephen Kenny believes Celtic winger Mikey Johnston offers Ireland something new via IrishTimesSport
Read more »