He warned that it will be “bitterly cold”.
TV3’s Deric Ó hArtagáin has predicted that snow will be hitting Ireland once again this week – just in time for St Patrick’s Day.
The weatherman also shared a graphic on Twitter, showing that up to six inches of snow may fall in some areas of the country by Sunday morning.
The photo, originally from Weather.US, shows that the Leinster region would primarily be affected by the snowfall.
https://twitter.com/deric_hartigan/status/973585823441543169
His latest post comes after he, amongst others, shared a warning that the Beast from the East could make a big return for St Patrick’s Day weekend.
#BeastFromTheEast is definitely building again & gearing up for a return. Not a severe as last time & no Storm Emma to deal with; but we could we looking at a triple grand slam weekend. Ill keep you posted! #irishrugby #snow #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/jOMD6dDqmc
— Deric (@deric_tv) March 12, 2018
Met Éireann have warned of the possibility of snow in their forecast for the weekend, while, on Tuesday afternoon, a status yellow weather warning was issued for 11 counties, warning of heavy rain and a risk of localised flooding on Tuesday night and throughout the day on Wednesday.
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