AN Irish weather expert has warned that “big changes” are on the horizon as temperatures are going to plummet next week.

While the extent of potential snowfall is still unclear, Met Éireann said it will have further information over the weekend.

Met Éireann has issued a ‘Weather Advisory’ for next week as the weather turns colder with risk of plummeting temperatures.

Met Éireann has issued a weather advisory for the entire country due to the first cold snap of the season. The national ...

A bout of snow, sleet and incredibly cold weather is headed for Ireland, with the working week to see temperatures drop to -4 ...

The unseasonably mild conditions of late will soon be forgotten when an ‘Arctic airmass’ sinks in over Ireland next week ...

“After an exceptionally mild start to November, people are going to get quite a shock as the temperatures plummet next week, ...

Met Éireann is warning people to expect poor visibility in any wintry showers. Met Éireann’s Deputy Head of Forecasting Liz ...

et Éireann have already issued a weather advisory for the entire country for the impending cold spell and possible snow ...

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Winter is finally settling in, with colder conditions forecast for the weekend and more wintry conditions with the ...

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