Temperatures are set to sharply drop tomorrow night as Met Éireann issued a nationwide Status Yellow warning, with icy conditions leading to hazardous road conditions and possible travel disruption.
The forecaster said temperatures could fall to as low as -4C, with a sharp frost and icy conditions.
The Status Yellow warning will be in effect for all counties between 9pm on Friday and 10am on Saturday.
A ⚠ status yellow ⚠ low temperature/ice warning has been issued for Ireland.
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) February 12, 2026
Valid from 21:00 13/02 - 10:00 14/02
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Met Éireann said tomorrow night will be very cold, but temperatures will rise again over the weekend.
However, the mercury looks set to drop again on Monday with temperatures dipping to around -3C overnight.
Overall, the weather will continue to be unsettled with some frosty nights in store, but showers and longer spells of rain at times also.
