Temperatures in Ulster could drop to -3°C with icy roads tonight

Met Éireann has warned that a cold snap will bring temperatures as low as -3°C to parts of Ulster this night, increasing the risk of ice on the roads.

Motorists are advised to exercise caution as widespread frost is expected, with the possibility of icy stretches developing on rural and urban routes.

Despite the cold, conditions will remain mostly dry, although an occasional shower may occur overnight.

Tomorrow’s forecast shows daytime highs between 4°C and 7°C, with a bright and dry start to the afternoon.

Rainfall is likely to return on Monday evening, accompanied by fresh to gale‑force gusty winds.

Source: Donegal Daily. Photo: Евгений Карепанов / Pexels.