While it will be mostly dry, the region could see some snowfall by midweek.
It seems we're being punished for the mild conditions of two weeks ago, as the midlands could see snow next week.
Temperatures will begin to drop from this Sunday, and will struggle to get above four degrees onwards.
While it will be mostly dry, the region could see some snowfall by midweek.
Offaly's Cathal Nolan, from Ireland's Weather Channel, says it's unlikely we'll see similar conditions to The Beast From the East from this time five years ago, but it's not impossible:
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