Widespread frost is to be expected, with minimum air temperatures of -3 degrees and possibly lower locally. 

Five counties have been under a status yellow snow and ice warning since midnight

Met Éireann expects heavy and persistent rain, with a risk of flooding and difficult travelling conditions

Fallen trees, difficult travelling conditions and wave overtopping are all possible impacts on Thursday

According to Met Éireann heavy rain is expected with the possibility of thundery downpours and flooding

The warning will come into place from 6am until 8pm on Thursday, October 2

A yellow weather warning for rain is in place from 5pm on Friday

Once the fog clears, it is set to be a nice day, with long spells of summer sunshine developing.

Met Éireann have issued fresh weather warnings for 21 counties across the island of Ireland on Sunday

Keep reading to get an overview on what weather we can expect for the next few days

Met Éireann issued status orange wind warnings for counties Kerry, Clare, Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim, Donegal, Waterford, Wexford and Wicklow, as Storm Darragh is set to hit

A status orange wind warning will be in place in Co Galway and Co Mayo from 12pm Sunday until 9pm, while the rest of the Republic will be under a status yellow wind warning, valid from 10am Sunday until midnight.

There's a warning of heavy rain and gusty winds with spot flooding and possible disruption to traffic

A series of weather warnings have been issued as Storm Elin tracks towards Ireland

Weather warnings mean motorists should take extra care on the roads.