Met Eireann has forecast temperatures below zero tonight as the April Arctic chill lingers.
An Arctic chill that arrived last week is still lingering with us in Ireland tonight.
Today was warm and dry, with temperatures hitting 14 degrees.
Met Eireann said: "There'll be a bit more cloud this afternoon and a few isolated light showers.
"Some mist and fog patches will form overnight and frost will develop also. Lowest temperatures of -2 degrees."
Thursday will be largely dry with good sunny spells after any mist or fog patches clear.
There'll be a bit more cloud during the afternoon and a chance of one or two isolated light showers.
On Thursday night, it will be coolest in the east under clearest skies with perhaps a touch of frost.
Staying dry in many areas Friday, however outbreaks of rain will gradually move in from the Atlantic later Saturday into Sunday. Drying up again into next week with high pressure building, bringing mostly fine and settled weather.
Friday will be another dry day generally with light to moderate southerly breezes.
However, early morning sunshine will be replaced by cloudier skies moving in from the west.
Patchy drizzle may affect Atlantic fringes towards evening.
Saturday will start dry with sunny spells, however cloudy outbreaks of rain will gradually move into Atlantic counties, slowly moving into remaining areas towards nightfall.
