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Met Éireann tweets update on Storm Freya snow ice warning
Met Éireann has updated its forecast for Storm Freya and is now warning of icy condition to follow snow.
The forecaster issued a Yellow Warning on Sunday morning for the snow which has caused by Storm Freya rain hitting cold weather. Extensive snow was not expected.
Also read: Longford Weather Alert ! Met Éireann has this morning issued a Status Yellow snow-ice warning
The latest tweet from the forecaster extends the Status Yellow snow ice warning to 8 am Monday morning.
Snow/Ice Warning updated
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) March 3, 2019
Status: Yellow
Areas: Leinster and Tipperary
Valid: Sunday 03 March 4pm to Monday 04 March 8amhttps://t.co/ozrQHtoOkt pic.twitter.com/gpZEd80gYz
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