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Current Forecast:

Monday, 02 March 2015 06:38

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Today

Snow accumulations in parts to begin this morning. Frost and ice clearing most areas, to give a cold and bright day with sunny spells and further scattered wintry showers. Wintry showers will be most frequent for west and northwest counties, however all areas will remain at risk, especially later in the day. Further accumulations likely. Some of the wintry showers will also be thundery with hail at times. Feeling raw and very blustery, with highs of only 3 to 6 degrees Celsius, in fresh to strong and gusty southwesterly winds.

Tonight

Cold tonight with scattered wintry showers persisting, parts of the west and north will be most at risk with further snow accumulations. Ongoing threat of thunder. Lows of 0 to minus 3 degrees Celsius, with frost and icy patches developing. Southwest winds be fresh at times.
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