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Met Éireann Issues Weather Warning As Country Braces Itself For The MAJOR Cold Snap

Published 17:58 10 Jan 2017 GMT

Updated 18:02 10 Jan 2017 GMT

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It is FREEZING!  The cold snap has well and truly started and judging from the most recent forecast, it's only going to get more bitter as the week continues. Met Éireann has issued a status yellow wind warning from 10 pm tonight until 10 am tomorrow morning and it relates to four counties: Donegal, Mayo, Leitrim and Sligo. According to the national forecaster, "strong and gusty westerly winds will develop tonight and will be up to gale force in some northern and northwestern areas". In addition, a second weather warning has been issued for the entire country extending from 6 pm Wednesday to 12 pm Saturday, accounting for the expected fall in temperature. During this time period, you can expect extremely cold weather including "wintry showers continuing in the West and North with widespread frost and ice". The majority of the snow is expected in Ulster, Connacht, north Leinster and west Munster, particularly inland and on higher ground. Wrap up you guys!

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