WARNING: 'We could see prolonged cold spell lasting into first week or two in January'

Cold snap also around December 29placeholder image
Cold snap also around December 29

Take note...

"We could see a prolonged cold spell that lasts into the first week or two in January," says Carlow forecaster Alan O'Reilly. 

According to www.carlowweather.com, the forecaster said: "The good news is a lovely cold, crisp and sunny Christmas Eve.

"Also a dry Christmas Day for most. Cold though with frost though before rain moves down during St Stephen’s Day.

"Beyond that looks cold but very hard to call the details, a risk of wintry showers over the weekend and into next week.

"The details on just how cold and if we see sleet or snow are not available in a reliable time frame yet.

"We could see a prolonged cold spell that lasts into the first week or two in January. Stay tuned for updates and stay safe."

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