Road users are being advised to take precautions as freezing weather continues in Ireland for the rest of the week, with a yellow snow and ice condition warning being issued for the whole of the country tomorrow, reports RTE.
The warning has come into effect and will be in place until at least 11pm Friday, with sleet and snow spreading northwards across Ireland, with easterly winds increasing.
Met Eireann said snow accumulation is expected in many areas as well as icy conditions causing dangerous driving conditions, poor visibility and potential travel disruptions, reports RTE.
A separate low temperature/yellow snow condition warning will also be in effect for Ireland from 9pm tomorrow until 10am Saturday, with widespread snow patches expected.
A yellow snow-snow condition alert is in effect for Leinster, Cavan and Monaghan from 11am tomorrow until 7am Saturday, with hail and snow clearing eastwards and further snow accumulations expected.
people are advised to share this with your friends, particularly those who will be on the road overnight and tomorrow morning.
