End of Cold Snap in Sight: Met Éireann’s Orange Weather Warning Expires
As the orange weather warning issued by Met Éireann comes to an end this morning, relief may be in sight for residents of Ireland who have endured bitterly cold conditions in recent days. Despite the warning expiring, the national forecaster has cautioned against complacency, stating that this morning will still be “bitterly cold” across most of the island.
Warning from Garda: Motorists Urged to Drive Safely Amid Lingering Ice
The Garda has also issued a warning to motorists, urging them to drive cautiously and adhere to appropriate road speeds due to the presence of ice and black ice on many roads. Supt Liam Geraghty of the Garda Press Office emphasized the importance of slowing down and adjusting speed to match the hazardous road conditions caused by snow and ice.
Weather Outlook: Gradual Milder Conditions Expected Through the Weekend
Met Éireann forecaster Aoife Kealy has provided insights into the weather outlook for the coming days, indicating a gradual shift towards milder conditions through the weekend. While tonight is expected to be slightly less cold than previous nights, with lows of zero to four degrees, the possibility of frost and ice remains, especially in light to moderate southeast winds tomorrow.
Stay Informed: Sign Up for Push Alerts and Stay Connected
In light of the changing weather conditions and ongoing concerns about road safety, it is crucial for residents to stay informed and prepared. Consider signing up for push alerts to receive the latest news, analysis, and commentary directly to your phone. Additionally, join The Irish Times on WhatsApp for real-time updates and listen to the Inside Politics podcast for in-depth political discussions and analysis.
By staying connected and informed, you can navigate through the challenges posed by the lingering cold snap and ensure your safety and well-being in the face of unpredictable weather conditions. Remember, safety always comes first, so take the necessary precautions and drive responsibly to protect yourself and others on the road. Let’s work together to weather the storm and emerge stronger on the other side.