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05 Sept 2025
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ALERT: Met Éireann issues Status Yellow weather warning for fog across the country
While most of the country is welcoming the milder temperatures this weekend after a week of snow and ice, we're not out of the woods just yet as Met Éireann has issued another weather warning.
Met Éireann has now issued a Status Yellow weather warning for fog across the country.
The fog warning is valid from 6pm on Saturday evening to 9am on Sunday morning, with all counties affected by the warning.
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Met Éireann has warned that the foggy conditions will lead to impaired visibility meaning that drivers should take extra care if they are travelling on the roads on Saturday night.
Meanwhile, the country is enjoying much milder weather conditions this weekend as the leftover snow and ice is finally slowly disappearing due to the higher temperatures.
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