Northern Ireland is set to feel icy winds this weekend as temperatures plummet to below freezing .
According to the latest forecast from the Met Office , Friday night will be mainly dry with clear spells, although there will be a scattering of showers and mixed with lows of -3C, it will be icy.
A spokesperson said: "These [showers] dying back to the north coast overnight. A widespread frost developing with winds falling light. Minimum temperature -3C.
"[It will be] mainly dry and bright with sunny spells on Saturday, although the odd light shower possible at first around the north coast. A widespread frost early and later in the day with lows of -2C."
For the rest of the week it will be dry and bright on Sunday with a widespread frost at first.
It is to be mainly dry on Monday January 20, but winds strengthening with some rain later and mainly dry and bright on Tuesday.
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