The first SNOW of 2017 is on the way later this week!
An early Yellow warning of Snow/Low Temperatures has been issued for Northern Ireland...
Colder air will move in across the country on Wednesday and showers will start to turn increasingly to sleet and snow, over the hills at first but as the cold air becomes more established across the country snow is likely at low levels. Strong winds are also expected during Wednesday and into Thursday which will push in frequent and heavy snow showers which could lead to some significant snow in places, along with blizzard like conditions with winds of up to 60mph possible. Note - Accumulations will vary across the country. #Tyrone
Daytime temperatures are unlikely to get much above freezing from Wednesday onwards and nighttime temperatures are expected to be well below freezing especially in snow covered areas.
We are also keeping a close eye an interesting little feature that could bring some rather significant snowfall to some places during Saturday, however this could be a tricky one to forecast as conditions for snow may be marginal, but it is worth a watch.
The public should be aware of possible hazardous conditions later this week. With Ice and lying snow possible this may cause some disruption to travel. #TyroneLife
(From NI Weather & Flood Advisory Service)