Things will get "raw" over the next few days in terms of the weather, if Met Eireann's latest forecast is anything to go by.
There is a yellow weather warning coming into effect on Wednesday, with snow and ice causing a danger in one region.
And while it won't quite be on the same level as the three storms we saw in the last seven days, things are set to look very un-spring like, with heavy rain, hailstones and even a thunderstorm or two.
But there is better news, because it does appear to be cleaning up before Friday.
Here's the latest from the boffins at Met Eireann.
Wednesday
Today's forecast reads: "Sunny spells & scattered showers in the morning. A band of rain will move into the NW later in the morning & will move SE across the country during the afternoon & evening, turning heavy at times. It'll be quite windy too."
Wednesday night
"Feeling raw tonight with brisk westerly winds feeding in a scattering of snow, sleet and rain showers. Chance of isolated thunderstorms too with local hail. Lowest temperatures of -2 to +1 degrees; feeling even colder owing to an added wind chill factor. Some frost and ice will set in also, especially in sheltered areas."
Thursday
"Cold and rather windy on Thursday with sunny spells and further scattered wintry showers. Snow showers and icy stretches during the morning will lead to treacherous conditions in parts.
"Some thundery showers and hail too, especially in the west and north. Highest temperatures of just 3 to 7 degrees, coldest in the north, again with an added wind chill factor with fresh to strong and gusty westerly winds persisting throughout the day."
Thursday night
"Feeling raw in rather brisk northwest winds with some further scattered wintry showers, mainly confined to western and northern coasts overnight. Long clear spells will develop elsewhere. Lowest temperatures of 0 to 4 degrees with frost and possible ice developing later, that's as the winds ease."
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