Dublin: "Snow Days Coming" The National Weather Forecaster explained that temperatures will drop in the next week, and travelers should take extra precautions as snow and colder temperatures arrive in the coming days.
Next week will start with mostly dry, wet and snowy weather. Temperatures will range from -1 to 5 in a light to moderate northeasterly wind with snow forming in some areas. With the exception of Wednesday, the week will be chilly with a bit of sunshine on Wednesday, with afternoon temperatures remaining cool, with temperatures reaching 2 to 6 degrees. Met Éireann have forecast a chance of sleet and snow next week as the country faces into a spell of cold weather. Temperatures are set to fall considerably in the coming days, with snow predicted for next Thursday.
According to several news sources, Ireland may face the coldest December since the country's devastating cold spell in 2010. On higher ground on Sunday, sleet and hail were reported by Met Éireann.
Sunny spells⛅️ & scattered showers☔️ this afternoon, heaviest in the east with the chance of an isolated thunderstorm⛈️, sleet & small hail; especially over higher ground.
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) December 4, 2022
Some parts of the west may remain dry.
Cold, with highs🌡️ of 5 to 7°C in mostly moderate easterly winds🍃. pic.twitter.com/fagQEo25lm
The UK's Met Office has issued its first snow warning of the season, and comparable temperature dips are predicted there.
According to the Met Office, snow is also possible in higher ground locations including in Northern Ireland.
Just a reminder that even colder air will feed down across the UK from the north during the coming week
— Met Office (@metoffice) December 4, 2022
A yellow #snow warning has already been issued for Northern Scotland on Wednesday
We'll keep you updated with the forecast, and warning situation over the next few days https://t.co/Y33MQFX0xc
December 1st really marks the start of winter in Ireland. Big snow falls almost every other year with little snow and great cold. However, this winter, the war-induced price rise is progressing.
Christmas lights are now dimmed or put on timers by most. The old excitement is gone in most places. Many people struggle to meet living expenses. Now winter heating itself will lead to cash costs and this time the cold has already started. Irish people believe that "a good summer means a good winter".
Weather information for your location: https://www.met.ie/
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