STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Roads and footpaths likely to be icy and very hazardous in these conditions
Kilkenny can expect heavy falls of snow tomorrow morning and afternoon, and temperatures may plummet as low as -4 or -5 in some areas overnight into Monday morning.
Kilkenny County Council has said that information coming from the National Coordination Centre is that heavy falls of snow are likely in all but extreme southern areas on Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon, December 10.
Temperatures as low as minus 4 or 5 degrees are expected in some areas on Sunday night/Monday morning. This could result in roads and footpaths likely to be icy and very hazardous for most of Monday morning and caution should be exercised.
Further updates will be provided once received.
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