Met Eireann have looked ahead to next week and have seen that Ireland could possibly be hit with “wintry hazards”. They explained that there the country may receive hail, sleet and snow, with it expected to be “colder than average”.

Ireland is facing a brutal Arctic blast, with temperatures plummeting and a high risk of snow. Met Eireann has confirmed the shocking weather U-turn is on the way and has pinpointed the exact date is will sweep in.

Brits are bracing for freezing temperatures in the coming days as a 'cold Arcitc air' engulfs the country - with snowy showers also expected to fall over high ground

Snow depth maps show that the UK could be covered in the white stuff as early as the middle of the month and some reports warned Brits that temperatures could plummet to -6C

After an unseasonably warm start to autumn, it looks set to get colder with the chance of snow on mountains and northern parts of the UK

Fears that an Arctic blast could engulf the UK with freezing weather have been quashed by the Met Office. Weather maps from WXCharts this week suggested temperatures could plunge to as low as -8C on November 20, with some reports also predicting up to 30 centimetres of snow.

A Met Office map has revealed the exact areas where temperatures are set to plummet below zero this week, with a blast of 'Arctic air' sweeping the nation. Gloomy weather produced above-average temperatures of 13C to 15C in many parts of the country during the start of November.

Newcastle last saw substantial levels of snow back in January 2024, and the Met Office is predicting conditions which may allow more snowfall before the end of the year. The weath