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Untreated Offaly roads 'treacherous' this morning
Motorists are being advised this Thursday morning over treacherous road conditions around Offaly and the Midlands.
Tullamore in particular has seen heavy snow overnight and early this morning and conditions on untreated roads are said to be dangerous, while Edenderry has also got a scattering of snow, leading to slushy conditions on the roads.
Snow, ice and hail are affecting driving conditions in many parts of the west, north and midlands. Take extreme care. For more details see: https://t.co/PSzIBsvOzE pic.twitter.com/w1ZLdyOcBr
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) February 15, 2018
Motorists are warned to slow down on all routes in Offaly due to the possibility of compacted snow, ice and slush which can cause drivers to lose control.
The M7 has also been severely affected and slushy conditions have been reported from the Moneygall junction all the way to Portlaoise in both directions.
Met Éireann are forecasting that tonight will once again be cold, with temperatures dipping below freezing, leading to widespread frost.
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