An ice warning has been issued for Northern Ireland overnight as low temperatures continue. A previous warning, issued at 18:00 GMT on Tuesday, ended at 11:00 on Wednesday.

A rain warning has come into effect across Northern Ireland on Saturday night as the recent cold spell comes to an end. The ...

Yellow warnings are now in place for parts of the UK, including much of Northern Ireland, until midday on Monday.

The payments are triggered when the average temperature is, or is forecast to be, zero degrees centigrade or below over seven consecutive days.

Many parts of Northern Ireland have woken up to another bitterly cold morning, with motorists warned to be careful on the roads.

Weather warnings for parts of the island of Ireland have been brought forward as a spell of strong winds and rain was ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in effect for Northern Ireland until midday on Monday. The Met Office has warned ...

Clearing skies and scattered wintry showers will bring ‘icy patches and some disruption’ ...

Outbreaks of rain are expected later today and periods of wet weather are also anticipated over the weekend ...