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Today will see more of the same for Donegal with chilly conditions and scattered showers
Met Éireann hasn't ruled out a continuation of the wintry showers that have been apparent in Donegal all week.
Rather cloudy this Wednesday morning with scattered showers. By this afternoon however sunny spells will develop and the showers will become more isolated. A few showers may still be heavy, thundery and wintry on higher ground too. Perhaps a little chilly this afternoon with highest temperatures of 5 to 8 degrees in a southerly breeze.
Scattered cloud and a few lingering isolated showers tonight, some wintry on higher ground. Longer clear and dry spells will develop overnight as winds fall light allowing temperatures to fall to -1 to 2 degrees with a touch of frost or ice possible.
A mix of cloud and clear spells early on Thursday morning but cloud will continue to build with a few isolated showers developing by midday. The showers will become more frequent and possibly heavy and thundery with hail during the afternoon but will clear away again in the evening. Highest temperatures of 8 to 11 degrees with light to moderate breezes.
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