Schools facing late decision on reopening as nation braces for extreme weather
Briefly

The National Emergency Co-ordination Group has indicated that the multi-hazard weather event will result in extremely difficult travel conditions, with potential transport disruptions and issues affecting animal welfare.
Weather forecasts predict that temperatures will not exceed freezing until Thursday, with persistent cold expected to inhibit any thawing of snow accumulation, leading to prolonged hazards regarding travel and public safety.
Meteorologist Brandon Creagh elaborated on the weather, stating that the sub-zero temperatures during both day and night could mean that the snowfall might remain for an extended period, impacting various sectors.
Government agencies are preparing for the cold snap, focusing on responses such as activating a cold weather plan for rough sleepers and examining support systems for schools looking to reopen amidst the severe weather warnings.
Read at Irish Independent
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