Ireland is set for a cold and crisp week of weather as temperatures plummet to below freezing.
Met Eireann has predicted a mainly dry and cold week, with some scattered showers developing as the week continues.
The north and northwest of the country will see the worst of the conditions, with temperatures expected to drop to -3 degrees.
Frosty mornings are expected this week, with the risk of wintery conditions developing at the weekend. However, this week looks as though it will hold off the snow for another while.
A forecaster said: "Cool but mainly dry over the next 5 days with very little rainfall for most areas. Rain in Northwest Wednesday will track down over country but break up as it does. Total rainfall forecast up to Friday from three different weather modes shown here. Oh no snow showing either."
Here is a more detailed look at Met Eireann's national forecast.
Tonight
The remaining showers in Ulster and near the southeast coast will die out early tonight to leave it mostly dry and clear.
It will be somewhat cloudier in parts of the north and northwest. Lowest temperatures of -2 to +3 degrees.
Moderate, occasionally fresh northerly winds will fall light northerly or variable breezes with frost and isolated mist patches forming.
Monday, November 22nd
Monday will be another dry and mostly sunny day for many, with any frost soon clearing during the morning.
It will be cloudier in parts of the north and northwest however, with the odd spot of drizzle. Highest temperatures of 6 to 10 degrees in light northerly or variable breezes.
Monday night will be generally cloudy over the country's northern half and in the southeast, with a few spots of light rain and drizzle.
Lowest temperatures of 2 to 5 degrees in these areas, but there will be clearer skies in the southwest, allowing temperatures to fall to -2 or -3 degrees.
Mist and fog patches will form in light breezes.
Tuesday, November 23rd
A largely dry day with mist and fog clearing through the morning.
There will be sunny spells in central and southwestern areas, but it will be generally cloudy elsewhere, with the odd patch of drizzle possible.
Highest temperatures of 5 to 9 degrees in light westerly or variable breezes.
Tuesday night will be mostly dry at first, with variable cloud and just isolated patches of drizzle.
Later in the night, a band of rain will move into the northwest with lowest temperatures ranging from -2 to +3 degrees generally, coldest in the southwest under the clearest skies.
Wednesday, November 24th
Largely dry to start with mist and fog clearing through the morning.
There will be a mix of cloud and sunny spells, but rain in the northwest will slowly track southeastwards over the country, becoming patchier as it does so.
A clearance to brighter and showery conditions will follow as southwest winds veer northwest.
Highest temperatures of 6 to 8 degrees generally, but milder along Atlantic coasts.
A cold and mostly clear night with scattered showers. Showers will be most frequent near northern and western coasts.
Lowest temperatures of 0 to 3 degrees in mostly moderate northwest winds.
Thursday, November 25th
A bright and crisp start with sunny spells and scattered showers, mainly in the north and northwest.
During the day, cloud will slowly build from the northwest.
Highest temperatures of 5 to 8 degrees in moderate, occasionally fresh, northwest winds.
The night will be cloudy, with outbreaks of rain moving into the north and west.
Lowest temperatures of -1 to +4 degrees, coldest in the southeast.
Friday and the weekend
Met Eireann has predicted it will be breezy, with rain on Friday clearing to showers for the rest of the weekend, possibly turning wintry in north and northwest parts.
