Met Éireann has forecast frost and freezing temperatures to hit Ireland this week.
The party's over! Well, that is if you consider slightly above average winter temperatures a 'party'...
Because things are on track to to return to the bone chilling conditions we're more accustomed too this week, according to Met Éireann.
The national forecaster has told of "more seasonal conditions" set to come into effect mid-week.
Temperatures for today and tomorrow could reach up to 10C.
However, Wednesday will mark the start of the rain and colder weather.
Which is set to worsen by Thursday and could see minus temperatures on both nights.
Temperatures are not expected to rise above 6C for both days and will drop significantly overnight.
"A cold front is going to move down on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning so that will bring a spell of rain and after that it turns much colder, particularly on Wednesday night and Thursday night.
"There will be frosty conditions and temperatures will be well down on what we've had for a while," forecaster Deirdre Lowe told the Irish Independent.
Back to reality!
