Nationwide ice warning: Met Éireann warns temps will plummet on Friday

Get that central heating timed.
Cork residents are being advised to wrap up warm as a Status Yellow Low Temperature and Ice warning has been issued for Ireland.
Met Éireann says temperatures are set to fall to between -1 and -3 degrees overnight on Friday, bringing sharp frost and icy stretches. The warning comes into effect at 9pm on Friday (February 13th) and remains in place until 10am on Saturday (February 14th).
The main concerns are hazardous travel conditions on roads and footpaths and possible travel disruption
Drivers are being urged to take extra care, particularly on untreated roads, while pedestrians should watch their step as icy patches are likely underfoot by early morning.
With a bitter chill in the air, it’s definitely a night for heavy coats, scarves and gloves. If you’re heading out early on Saturday, allow extra time for your journey and keep an eye out for slippery surfaces.
Winter hasn’t quite loosened its grip just yet — stay safe and stay warm.

