We didn’t quite get the white Christmas we so desperately wanted, but how about a white Easter…
Temperatures are set to plummet over the next few days as Storm Jake – Jack would have been a more apt name – makes its way across county Armagh.
Sub-zero temperatures are expected as a freezing air from the North Pole is set to sweep through Northern Ireland.
Long-range weather experts have warned that we face a month of bitter cold weather with the chance of a white Easter.
According to the forecast: “Showers will turn wintry this evening across the warning area, with the risk of a more prolonged spell of snowfall late in the night and early Wednesday morning, especially in the south.
“This will give a covering of snow with 2-5 cm possible in many places and locally 5-10 cm, these higher accumulations mainly above 100 m.
“Icy stretches on untreated roads and pavements are also likely to form.”
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