February 6, 2025: Arctic Chill Tightens Its Grip—Widespread Frost, Treacherous Ice, and Bitter Cold
February 6, 2025, a bone-chilling morning ahead as Ireland wakes up to severe frost, icy roads, and dangerously cold temperatures. Today will be mosFebruary 6, 2025: Arctic Chill Tightens Its Grip—Widespread Frost, Treacherous Ice, and Bitter Coldtly dry and sunny, but don’t let the clear skies fool you—the cold will be relentless.
Temperatures will struggle to reach 6°C to 9°C, with light to moderate southeasterly winds adding an extra bite to the already freezing air.
Current Weather Overview on February 6, 2025
| Region | Condition | Temperature (°C) | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dublin | Bright, freezing start, sunny later | 7 | Light SE breeze |
| Cork | Crisp morning, cloudier in evening | 8 | Light SE breeze |
| Galway | Frosty morning, cool but clear | 6 | Moderate SE winds |
| Limerick | Ice early, sunshine dominating | 7 | Light SE winds |
| Waterford | Dry, cold, sharp frost early | 8 | Light SE breeze |
National Forecast
A severe winter chill dominates the country.
- Morning: Severe frost, icy roads, dangerously cold conditions.
- Afternoon: Crisp sunshine with some patchy cloud in the southwest.
- Evening: Cold sets in quickly again, freezing temperatures overnight.
Tonight’s Forecast
A brutally cold night ahead—temperatures will plummet.
- Lowest temperatures of -3°C to +1°C.
- Severe frost and ice forming across the country.
- Light easterly winds, allowing cold air to settle in.
- Black ice risk on roads and footpaths.
Weather Warnings & Advisories
⚠️ Status Yellow – Severe Frost & Ice Warning (Nationwide):
- Treacherous road conditions due to widespread ice patches.
- Pedestrians urged to take extra caution on untreated surfaces.
⚠️ Black Ice Alert:
- Roads will be lethal in the early hours, with invisible ice forming overnight.
- Drivers are urged to slow down and allow extra time for travel.
Severe Impacts Expected
- Extreme Cold: Frostbite risk for prolonged exposure outdoors.
- Hazardous Roads: Ice-covered roads will turn into death traps overnight.
- Power Outage Risks: Prolonged freezing temperatures may put pressure on power lines.
- Rural Areas at Risk: Sheltered inland areas may see temperatures drop below -3°C.
Extended Outlook
The cold snap remains in full force, with another bitterly cold night expected. While today is mostly dry, rain is creeping in for the weekend, potentially bringing freezing rain and sleet.
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