A dozen counties in Ireland have been issued snow warnings

This is as all of Ireland has been hit with low temperature/ice warnings.

This morning (Tuesday, 19 November), Met Éireann published a Status Yellow snow-ice warning for Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo, Monaghan and Sligo that will last until 11am the same day.

"Snowfall accumulations possible. Possible impacts: Poor visibility [and] difficult travelling conditions."

This follows the UK Met Office publishing a similar Yellow snow and ice warning for the six counties of Northern Ireland, which will be in effect until 10am on Tuesday.

As well as this, Met Éireann has put out two Status Yellow low temperature/ice warnings for all of Ireland.

The first will last from 8pm on Tuesday to 10am on Wednesday. The second is scheduled from 8pm on Wednesday to 10am on Thursday.

Both read: "Very cold with widespread frost and icy stretches.

"Possible impacts: Hazardous conditions on roads and paths [and] some travel disruption."

Last week, Met Éireann issued a new weather advisory for all of Ireland over possible snow.

The advisory is is set to conclude on Friday night/Saturday morning at midnight.

Met Éireann said in the alert that a transition to "significantly colder conditions" would take place from Monday, 18 November and that this would then last "through much of the week".

"Wintry hazards including frost and ice are likely with potential for sleet, snow and hail for some," the advisory currently reads.

Providing more detail about the conditions in her meteorologist's commentary is Met Éireann’s Deputy Head of Forecasting Liz Coleman.

Speaking of the week ahead on Monday, she said:

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