It's been reported that Ireland may experience it's heaviest snowfall since 1982.
What's been dubbed the 'Beast from the East' has already struck mainland Europe.
And it's given us a glimpse into what's in store for us from tomorrow morning onward - as Ireland prepares to freeze through horrific conditions.
Met Éireann has issued a status orange weather warning for snow and ice in Dublin, Carlow, Kildare, Laois, Louth, Wicklow and Meath.
The warning is in effect from 3pm tomorrow until 11am on Wednesday.
Here's a small snapshot of what has already transpired around mainland Europe and the U.K:
Heavy snow reaches central London. Has it reached you yet? Tweet us your pictures https://t.co/VwDh15PBZb pic.twitter.com/tb7fiLe4v5
— ITV London (@itvlondon) February 26, 2018
Snow in Rome ❄❄❄
It's a very rare event!! ??? pic.twitter.com/YRDayfVsCf— Manuela ☁?☁☁ (@onlyellow) February 26, 2018
Rooftops and domes in ancient Rome covered in snow this morning… #nevearoma pic.twitter.com/Rd5tVoRsRq
— Joshua McElwee (@joshjmac) February 26, 2018
Happy in the snow! ☃❄?⛄ #winter #Croatia #snow #fashionbloggers pic.twitter.com/x7zhMTGRG1
— Sienna Ana Belic (@siennabelic) February 25, 2018