A status orange weather warning has been issued for Kerry as Storm Bert makes landfall this weekend.
The warning comes as many roads continue to have dangerous driving conditions this morning, due to snow and ice.
A status yellow low temperature and ice warning remains in place until midday.
Gardaí are urging motorists to take care on the roads this morning, as there are some icy conditions on a number of roads around the county.
There are icy patches in parts of Kenmare tis morning, while Brennan’s Glen outside Killarney is also being reported to have poor conditions, as are parts of the greater Castleisland area including Knocknagoshel and Brosna.
Gardaí in Kerry are urging people to drive with care and prepare for slippy conditions on all roads throughout the county.
Just as the cold weather spell comes to and end, two other warnings have been issued for the county.
A status yellow rainfall warning comes in effect at 10pm and runs until midday tomorrow; that’ll be upgraded to an orange alert in Kerry from midnight until 10am tomorrow as Storm Bert makes landfall.
Met Éireann is warning of surface flooding, river flooding and very difficult traveling conditions.
