Donegal County Council have warned that roads may remain slippy today following the cold snap last night in which temperatures plummeted to -3.
Similar temperatures are expected tonight, with freezing fog returning with lows of -3 and highs of +2.
Donegal County Council gritters have been out since 6 this morning on roads throughout the county.
Caution is encouraged as there may be black ice on the roads. The Council urge drivers to assume that “no road is ice-free”.
#SlippyRoads this morning. Ice formed on many roads. Drivers should drive with extra care.
— RoadsDCC (@RoadsDCC) November 20, 2016
Met Eireann report that tonight “apart from a few showers near the north coast, it will be dry tonight, but very cold with a widespread frost and with freezing fog returning. Lowest temperatures of -3 to +2 degrees in a light to moderate northerly breeze.”
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Donegal County Council have also released a map to see which roads may be dangerous. You can view this by clicking here.
This afternoon, most of the slippy roads are concentrated in the South-East of the county however all drivers should exercise caution regardless of their location as black ice may have settled on the roads.
Source: http://donegal.maps.arcgis.com/
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