Could the Island be in for snow tonight?
It comes as a weather warning for ice and wintry showers will soon be in force across the Island.
The Met Office says the yellow warning will be in place from 6pm tonight until 3pm tomorrow afternoon.
As cold air arrives this evening, temperatures are forecast to drop below freezing.
This brings a risk of ice - and possible wintry showers, although forecasters say any snow 'is unlikely to cause significant issues'.
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