The National Emergency Co-ordination Group is to meet daily to assess the impact of the current cold snap as Met Éireann extends its cold weather warning until Friday. Temperatures could fall below -7 degrees in places but schools will remain open I
Minister Darragh O'Brien said the message for the public following a meeting of the group this morning, is that life will go on as normal but people are advised to take extra care during this cold spell. The National Emergency Co-ordination Group met today as the cold spell is set to continue until Friday. Minister Darragh O'Brien said the message is that life will go on as normal but people are being advised to take extra care. Schools will remain open I https://t.co/ZZWuos4Xoi pic.
Temperatures could drop as low as minus 8 to minus 10 degrees in places over the coming days, the minister said. It comes as Met Éireann issued a Status Yellow low temperature and ice warning for Ireland, which is valid until midday on 16 December. In Northern Ireland, a Status Yellow ice and fog warning for counties Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Tyrone and Derry will be in effect from 4pm until 11am tomorrow.
The first flights from Dublin Airport this morning took off successfully without any undue delays, according to daa. "With the extremely cold weather due to continue into the middle of next week, intending passengers should check the status of their flight with their airline in advance of travel." Also due to ongoing weather conditions some of the airline's UK regional services have been cancelled.
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