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Widespread ice and frost forecast with temperatures to drop to -6C

Widespread Ice And Frost Forecast With Temperatures To Drop To -6C
A gull stands on a frozen pond in Dublin's St Stephen's Green. Photo: PA Images
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Temperatures could go as low as minus 6 tonight, with widespread frost and icy stretches forecast.

There's a national low temperature alert in place until 12pm tomorrow, while the northwest has a status yellow warning for snow.

Met Éireann said most places will stay dry with clear spells and patches of fog and freezing fog.

A spokesperson for the national forecaster said: "However, some sleet and snow showers will feed into southwestern, western and northern areas. Lowest temperatures of -6 to -1 degrees in a light northwest breeze."

Speaking on RTÉ, Carlow Weather's Alan O'Reilly said: "“It will be very hard frost again tonight and very little thaw tomorrow, with a hard frost again overnight on Thursday and very little thaw again... it will stay bitterly cold."

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