Met Éireann have increased their Status Yellow alert yesterday evening to a Status Orange alert this morning as plummeting temperatures and the threat of snow continues.
Freezing temperatures across the country has seen snow fall in a number of counties.
Motorists and pedestrians are once more being warned to take extra care this morning and into the afternoon as there is a danger of black ice.
The national forecaster has predicted a “bitterly cold” day, with hail, sleet and snow showers in most areas.
The places expected to be most affected by snow include Munster, Connacht and parts of Ulster.
Here’s what some parts of the country woke up to this morning.
Snowing steadily in #Inishowen Looks like we won’t be going anywhere this morning if it keeps up #snow pic.twitter.com/3sl5FvDJ3e /via @iniscomm
— Irish Weather News (@iWeatherNews) January 13, 2015
❄️⛄️A dusting of #snow in Co. #Meath http://t.co/7u0zNfiAMa /via @pontecake
— Irish Weather News (@iWeatherNews) January 13, 2015
Snow in Letterkenny Donegal this morning @barrabest @BarryWhyte85 pic.twitter.com/Nn4wDMmXDh /via @joeduffy888
— Irish Weather News (@iWeatherNews) January 13, 2015
❄️⛄️Snow is thick on the ground in #Buncrana #Donegal and falling fast . #Ireland #snow pic.twitter.com/TZUF4Tcid9 /via @Tracey1468
— Irish Weather News (@iWeatherNews) January 13, 2015
⛄️❄️#snow this morning in #Mayo #Ireland #weather pic.twitter.com/gBGx6wG49n /via @johnquinn_irl
— Irish Weather News (@iWeatherNews) January 13, 2015
And slowly at first… The snow starts in Cork.. #weather https://t.co/sL5KJ0Jer8 /via @idahocafe
— Irish Weather News (@iWeatherNews) January 13, 2015
@Herdotie snow in Dundee pic.twitter.com/ckDCQk4ZuT
— Lorraine Low (@lorraine8low) January 13, 2015
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Cover picture via @Tracey1468.
