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7th March 2023
08:36am GMT

Temperatures will range between 3 to 6 degrees in the day, before possibly dropping to as low as -5 or -6 degrees in parts of the country overnight.
Wednesday will see another cold and frosty start with ice in some places. It is then set to be largely cloudy over the southern half of the country for much of the day, with outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow at times for this part of Ireland. Further north, it will be dry and sunny.
Temperatures are expected to range between 3 to 6 degrees again, dropping to -2 to -3 overnight.
With snow on the way for much of Ulster on Thursday, it will be a wet one for the rest of the country with heavy at times outbreaks of rain forecasted.
Temperatures will struggle to get above freezing in the north, though it will be milder in southern counties - with temperatures rising to 6 to 10 degrees, before again dropping to -2 overnight.
Friday will see further outbreaks of sleet and snow moving into the southwest through the morning, extending to the rest of southern areas throughout the day. It will be mostly dry further north, though there will also be some showers of sleet and snow.
Highest temperatures of 2 to 6 degrees are forecasted for Friday, before dropping to lows of -3 overnight.Explore more on these topics: