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18 Aug 2022
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18 Aug 2022
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The latest weather forecast from Met Eireann is for severe frost across Offaly tonight as temperatures dip to as low as -8 degrees. It will remain dry after the snow that fell in the last 24 hours.
Tomorrow will be a cold, bright day and it will be mainly dry. Highest temperatures will be between 3 and 6 degrees but it will feel colder in northerly winds.
READ MORE: Motorists and pedestrians being warned about treacherous conditions this morning
This should allow for the snow resting on the ground to thaw but this will leave standing water in some areas.
Monday night again will be very cold with lowest air temperatures zero to minus 4 degrees bringing icy patches in places. A mostly dry and clear night.
Tuesday will have a dry and sunny start but cloud will thicken from the west bringing rain during the afternoon and evening.
SEE MORE: WATCH: It's 'snow' joke as innocent snowman Frosty gets decapitated
Pictured (l. to r.): Greg Whelan, Brendan Sheehan, Gillian Armitage, Eoin Ó Brolchain, Ambassador Marianne Bolger, Gearóid Ó Foighil, Helen Costello, Pa Finucane, Deirdre Ó Brolchain, Cllr Ger Darcy.
The Lough Derg RNLI lifeboat heading out on the lake.
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Thatcher Kyran O'Grady at work at the Mallet Tavern in Tullamore (picture Ger Rogers)
The Derek Maher Trophy for Student of the Year was won by Shane Dillon.
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