It is set to be a cold but dry day across Belfast with a yellow weather warning for ice in place.
The Met Office forecasters have given their predictions for Monday, January 25, which says there will be a freezing start to the day, with frosty conditions until after 10am.
It will be bright and sunny for most of the day with a maximum temperature of three degrees. The sun will rise at 8.25am and set at 4.48pm.
The Met Office said: "Any freezing fog patches clearing by the end of the morning. Otherwise many places will have a dry and sunny day, perhaps the odd shower across the northwest later. Cold."
Tonight there is a small chance of some rain in places, particularly around the North Coast. Some higher areas could see further snow.
The Met Office said: "North coast may see a shower this evening. Otherwise dry with a frost. Rain and high ground snow are likely to spread to western areas later. Minimum temperature -1 °C."
Tomorrow is to be much different, with rain predicted throughout the day and a rise in temperature.
THe Met Office said: "Cloudy with rain spreading east through the morning, turning drier from the west later. A little milder than of late. Maximum temperature 7 °C."
