A strong storm has knocked out power, brought down tree branches and flooded coastal roads in Hawaii - and even brought snow.
A strong storm has knocked out power, brought down tree branches and flooded coastal roads in Hawaii - and even brought snow.
Spring appears to be on its way as Met Eireann predicts warmer weather for the country this week.
MOREGusts could reach more than 110 kilometres an hour in parts of the country this afternoon.
MOREThe Irish Coastguard has been assisting two vessels that got into difficulty off the south west coast today during Storm Erik. Met Éireann issued a storm warning for areas from Loop Head to Malin Head.
MOREDrivers are being warned to slow down and expect the unexpected as Storm Erik hits the country.
MOREMet Éireann has announced a status orange wind warning for Donegal, Galway and Mayo on top of the status yellow warning for the rest of the country.
MOREA status yellow wind warning has been issued for the entire country on Friday.
MOREIt comes as England recorded the coldest night of the winter so far.
MOREMotorists are being warned to take extra care on the roads this morning.
MOREBut the Met Office has said warmer temperatures are on the way, with milder air expected on Sunday.
MORESleet and snow continued across the early hours of Saturday morning, impacting highways across Kent and Hampshire.
MOREMet Éireann has extended its weather warning countrywide, with temperatures well below freezing and icy conditions set to continue for the weekend.
MOREDry with spells of sunshine and just the small chance of a snow shower.
MOREMostly dry and bright with sunny periods, although one or two wintry showers are possible
MOREDry with prolonged spells of sunshine and just a few patches of cloud.
MOREIt will be dry with variable amounts of cloud and sunny intervals, hazy at times.
MOREPredominantly dry with only a few scattered showers in eastern Leinster expected.
MOREIt was the coldest night in parts of the UK for seven years.
MOREDrivers across the country are being urged to be on the alert for icy conditions on the roads this morning.
MORESnow is already causing some travel disruption in the UK this evening, particularly in the south west of England.
MORESome of us might keep the heating on all through the night, but that’s an added expense, and practically guarantees waking up with a stuffy head and dry throat. Why not try some of these good old fashioned, warming measures instead?
MOREA nationwide Status Yellow snow ice warning has been extended until Sunday.
MOREThe town of Hell in Michigan has seen temperature as low as -26C.
MORELatest: "(The protocol around identity) is there to ensure the safety and protection of all our service-users" and to ensure the person's placement in an appropriate service, the Dublin Regional Homeless Executive said.
MOREWarrensburg Police Department asked locals to ‘keep the criminalling to a minimum’ and ‘be nice to each other’ while the cold weather lasts.
MOREIt will be dry and increasingly bright with spells of sunshine, mainly in the afternoon.
MOREIt is going to be unsettled and wintry with showery outbreaks of sleet and snow for much of the day, mostly light.
MOREIt will be cloudy and grey with scattered showers, wintry with hail, sleet or snow, and possibly heavy.
MOREIt looks set to be cloudy with snow expected, turning rather sleety during the afternoon.
MOREIt will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow.
MOREAmericans have been posting footage of their frozen city online amid record-breaking low temperatures.
MOREAustralia’s ongoing heatwave set temperature records.
MOREMotorists are being urged to take care on roads in the coming days as plummeting temperatures threaten to cause havoc.
MOREWhen temperatures dip below freezing driving conditions can become treacherous, the risk of ice or snow on the roads increases.
MOREA number of schools have been forced to close as a result of overnight snow.
MOREA dry start. It will then be bright, but with the risk of snow showers.
MOREIt will be bright with sunshine and heavy, wintry showers.
MOREA windy day once more. Early showers will mainly die out. Then increasingly bright with sunny spells.
MOREAfter a clear, cold start, it is going to be dry with good periods of sunshine and a little patchy cloud at times.
MOREFully clearing windscreens, increasing distances from the vehicle in front and avoiding high revs are among tips for safe winter motoring.
MOREThe weather in the last 24 hours has been snow joke, with much of the country covered in an icy blanket this morning.
MOREAt least four deaths were linked to the weather system, and it could last another eight weeks, according to experts.
MOREA cloudy start for many regions with scattered wintry showers, most of which will be in the north and west.
MOREThe UK Met Office has issued weather warnings.
MOREThe Status Yellow warning will be in place for five days.
MOREA nationwide status yellow snow-ice warning has been issued for the rest of this week.
MOREA blackout hit many Havana neighbourhoods around 9pm local time.
MOREMet Éireann has issued two separate yellow wind warnings for the country tonight.
MOREIt could be the hottest day in the city for 10 years.
MOREThe Russian military insists that the 9M729 land-based cruise missile conforms to the limits of the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
MOREThe National Weather Service forecast wind gusts up to 30mph and wind chills approaching minus 40C in northern New York state and Vermont.
MORESnow and ice are being forecast in each county from tonight.
MOREA 16-year-old boy from Australia was killed in an avalanche in St Anton am Arlberg as he was skiing with his family.
MOREWe take a look at some of the soundbites that so often accompany the winter season.
MOREAccording to Met Eireann's annual review, we also had several colder than average months including February, March and September.
MOREThere are fears the storm will be the worst to hit Thailand since 1989, when Typhoon Gay left more than 400 dead.
MOREThe unusual spectacle came as temperatures dropped in the US west.
MORENew Year's Day will be cloudy and will see some light rain and drizzle in central parts of the country.
MOREMet Eireann's Liz Walsh says it's too early to say if we'll get more extreme weather
MOREFrom snow storms to heatwaves, it’s been quite a year for Met Éireann. Marie Toft spends a day with the team.
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