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Kilkenny people heading to work, school or just carrying out their day to day chores were greeted by chilly conditions this morning, with temperatures dropping as low as -1 degrees.
Today also marks a significant weather anniversary locally as the 'Big Freeze' made its mark on the county in 2010.
On this day 13 years ago (2010) Kilkenny City's coldest November temperature on record -9.6° C, occurred. pic.twitter.com/1ZvTwtgjg1
— Kilkenny Weather (@kilkennyweather) November 29, 2023
In December of that year, Mount Juliet, near Thomastown recorded the county's lowest ever temperature at -16.4 degrees.
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