As Northern Ireland is faced with icy and snowy conditions, drivers are being warned to take extra care on the roads. The Met Office has issued a weather warning for all of Northern Ireland due to the danger of snow and ice, which is expected to last all day on Wednesday. The PSNI, Department for Infrastructure, and local authorities are providing advice for drivers on how to stay safe during hazardous weather conditions.
Police have expressed concern over driving conditions due to the overnight snowfall, especially on untreated roads. Motorists are urged to slow down and drive cautiously to avoid accidents and collisions. The Department for Infrastructure stated that salting has taken place on roads considered high-risk.
The Met Office has warned of frequent snow showers throughout the day, with the heaviest snow likely to fall over hills and mountains. Some parts of Northern Ireland may get several centimetres of snow, particularly towards the north coast and higher elevations. Temperatures will struggle to rise above 1-2 degrees Celsius, making for a chilling day.
On Thursday, more snow and icy conditions are expected, with a weather warning in place for most of Northern Ireland. Some areas may receive up to 10-15cm of snowfall, depending on location. In the Republic of Ireland, Met Éireann is also cautioning drivers to be vigilant of severe frost and icy stretches on Wednesday morning
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