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Most of Ireland hit with weather warning for tonight
Care is being urged on Longford roads tonight as Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow fog warning.
A Status Yellow weather warning covering all of Leinster and Munster has been issued by Met Éireann for tonight, Wednesday, January 12.
The fog warning comes into effect at 8pm on Wednesday and remains valid until 12pm on Thursday.
Longford schools continuing to scramble for staffing cover as Covid cases mount
Longford schools are facing into a second week of Covid-related staffing shortages in the midst of a continued spike in Covid-19 cases.
Met Eireann said: "Fog or freezing fog will develop this evening, becoming dense in parts of Munster and Leinster overnight leading to impaired visibility and hazardous driving conditions. On Thursday fog will be slow to lift and may linger locally beyond the warning period."
Drivers are warned to exercise extra caution during the weather warning period.
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