Sub-zero temperatures forecast, as the last days of 2025 are set to be cloudy and cold

"Ulster and Connacht will see the best of the brighter spells later in the day, with highest temperatures ranging between 3 and 7 degrees. Clouds are expected to remain into the night, with scattered showers forecasted for the east and south of the country. Temperature lows of -2 are forecast in the north and northwest, with higher temperatures of between 2 and 6 degrees expected elsewhere."

"Tomorrow will bring another cloudy start, turning brighter throughout the day, with the possibility of scattered showers in the south and east. Tuesday night will be cold and dry, with clear spells developing overnight. Fog or freezing fog is expected to develop in places too, with lowest temperatures of -3 to+1 degrees. New Year's Eve, Wednesday, will be frosty, with fog and freezing fog slow to clear,"

Ulster and Connacht will see the best of the brighter spells later in the day, with highest temperatures between 3 and 7 degrees. Clouds will remain into the night, with scattered showers forecast for the east and south. Temperatures will fall to around -2 in the north and northwest, with 2 to 6 degrees elsewhere. Tomorrow will start cloudy and brighten through the day, with possible scattered showers in the south and east. Tuesday night will be cold and dry with clear spells overnight and local fog or freezing fog, lows -3 to +1. New Year's Eve will be frosty with slow-clearing fog, then sunny spells and dry conditions inland while rain and drizzle affect Atlantic coasts.

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