Dublin is set to shiver as Met Eireann has warned of subzero temperatures this week.
Time to wrap up warm as temperatures are set to plunge to as low as -3C.
Today will be cold with a mix of cloud and sunshine with top temperatures of 6C to 7C.
It’ll be colder tonight as temperatures will drop to as low as -1C with frost and icy patches expected.
Tomorrow morning will see frost and fog patches clearing leaving a mix of cloud and sunshine. Temperatures will range between 5C to 7C.
While the forecast for Dublin ends here, the national outlook has predicted “cold and unsettled conditions” this week.
Tomorrow night will be dry but cloudy at times in Connacht and west Ulsters but with long clear spells everywhere else.
But it’ll be freezing as temperatures are set to nosedive to -3C especially in the east with sharp ground frost forming.
A Met Eireann forecaster said: “Tuesday: Mostly dry on Tuesday with frost clearing during the morning under spells of sunshine.
“It will, however, be cloudier in west Connacht and west Munster with the odd patch of light rain or drizzle possible there. Cloud will gradually increase over southern and western parts of the country during the afternoon.
“Highs of 6C to 10C, coldest in Ulster. Light or moderate southerly breezes will be fresh to strong near coasts.
“Cloud will thicken in Atlantic coastal counties on Tuesday night, with a little patchy rain or drizzle developing by morning.
“It will remain dry elsewhere though, with variable cloud and clear intervals. Minimum temperatures of 3C to 7C.”
