Met Eireann has forecast that "patchy fog" over Ireland this morning will be slow to clear and there will be some blustery winds in the south coasts.
The Irish forecaster said: "Patchy fog will be slow to clear in places this morning. The day will bring some good sunny spells but it will stay cloudy in parts with a little patchy rain or drizzle.
"Winds will be mostly light or moderate, though it will stay very blustery for a while near the south coast. Highest temperatures of 6 to 10 degrees."
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There's a nip in the air as we head into winter with bitter cold nights ahead as temperatures drop to as low as 3C overnight leading to some ground frost and patchy ice on some roads.
For the rest of the week, overall it will be unsettled with rain or showers most days and daytime temperatures staying close to seasonal norm at between 6C to 10C though it will be slightly milder for next weekend.
Meanwhile, some parts of the UK will be waking up to snow this morning as the Met Office predicted more than 'seven inches of snow' to fall in the high ground of Scotland overnight.
However, Met Eireann does not anticipate the white stuff making it to our shores in the next few weeks with the mild conditions likely to continue well into December.
Here's a more detailed forecast for the week ahead:
Tuesday, November 22
Patchy fog will be slow to clear in places this morning. The day will bring some good sunny spells but it will stay cloudy in parts with a little patchy rain or drizzle. Winds will be mostly light or moderate, though it will stay very blustery for a while near the south coast. Highest temperatures of 6 to 10 degrees. During the evening, wet and breezy weather will develop in the southwest.
The wet and breezy weather will track up over the country tonight with a clearance to scattered showers following to all but the northeast by morning. Some heavy or thundery downpours may occur with the rain. Lowest temperatures of 3 to 6 degrees in fresh blustery southerly winds, easing and veering southwest as the rain clears.
Wednesday, November 23
Becoming windy tomorrow with sunny spells and scattered showers, some with hail and thunder, especially closer to the Atlantic coast. Highest temperatures of 7 to 10 degrees with fresh to strong and gusty southwest winds developing.
On Wednesday night, showers will persist across Atlantic counties, some heavy with the risk of hail or thunder, with long clearer spells elsewhere. Outbreaks of rain will develop in western areas before dawn. Lowest temperatures of 3 to 6 degrees, in blustery southerly winds.
Thursday, November 24
Rather wet and windy with spells of rain tracking eastwards through the day, and brighter conditions with scattered showers following from the west. Highest temperatures of 8 to 11 degrees in fresh to strong south to southwest winds, easing as the rain clears.
Thursday night will be blustery with clear spells and scattered showers through the night, the showers mainly in the west. Lowest temperatures of 3 to 6 degrees in moderate to fresh southwesterly winds.
Friday, November 25
Friday will be showery in the northwest but with a lot of dry bright weather elsewhere and some sunny spells. Highest temperatures of 8 to 11 degrees in moderate southerly winds.
Turning wet and breezy again for Friday night and Saturday for a time. Some sunny spells later on Saturday but remaining very blustery and showery for the rest of the weekend.
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