Rainy conditions are here to stay as Met Eireann predicts a wet and cold end to the week for the capital.
Temperatures are likely to plunge to as low as -3 while outbreaks of hail also struck Ireland yesterday.
Rain will spread from the east early Friday morning, with a risk of it turning to sleet inland for a time.
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It will break up to showers for the afternoon with some sunny spells developing.
But more rain is likely later in the evening.
And the rest of the weekend doesn't look like it will get much better.
A Met Eireann forecaster said: “Rather cold, with lows of 2C to 6C. Winds will be mostly moderate easterly but fresher at times along eastern coasts.” Tomorrow will be slightly better with sunny and bright spells across the country.
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Any lingering overnight rain will soon clear while the south-west of Munster will see a few showers. Daytime temperatures will be between 10C to 13C but tomorrow night it will be chilly with lows
down to freezing.
Sunday will see risk of showers near the eastern and southern coasts but will be dry elsewhere.
Temperatures will range between 10C to 13C.
Sunday night will have some patchy rain and drizzle in the eastern and southern coastal counties with lows ranging between 3C to 6C.
