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The organisation has issued a weather warning for snow and ice for Northern Ireland, beginning at 15:00 GMT on Monday until 10:00 on Tuesday. Snow is unlikely to settle on lower ground but other wintry conditions could pose a challenge.

Met Éireann took action on Monday and issued a weather warning for snow for three counties. The Status Yellow snow-ice warning comes into effect for Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Leitrim and all Northern counties on Monday evening.

A snow-ice warning has been issued for three counties tonight as temperatures are set to plummet below freezing this week, Met Éireann has warned.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice in Northern Ireland. Forecasters say snow and icy surfaces will lead to difficult travel conditions on Monday afternoon, evening and overnight into Tuesday morning. The warning comes into effect at 3pm on Monday covering all parts of Northern Ireland.

A weather warning is due to come into force across Northern Ireland. The yellow alert for snow and ice issued by the Met Office comes into force at 3pm on Monday, November 18 and will remain in force until 10am on Friday,

The cold snap is on its way to Ireland and Met Eireann has issued a snow-ice warning for parts of the country. The status yellow warning was issued earlier this morning for Cavan, Donegal and Leitrim. As the snow and wintry showers move closer to Ireland there's always a chance that could be upgraded.

A yellow weather warning for snow and ice came into force on Monday afternoon. The Met Office has warned of the potential for difficult travel conditions as the alert started at 3pm and continues until 10am on Tuesday morning. Some roads and railways are likely to be affected with longer journey times by road, bus and train services.

Weather expert Alan O'Reilly, who mans the ever-reliable @CarlowWeather account on X, posted: "Rain moving into most areas this morning with a wet day ahead. Temperatures ranging from -1c in North to 12c in South. The rain will the to sleet and snow in parts tonight and tomorrow morning with a cold week before the risk of a stormy weekend."

The cold snap has well and truly arrived, with snow set to fall in parts of the country throughout the week ahead - starting as early as this evening according to Met Eireann