The unseasonably warm weather Ireland has been enjoying this week makes it hard to believe that this time last year the country was perishing and enduring the heaviest snowfall we've experienced here in over thirty years.
This February has reportedly been the hottest since 1959... a far cry from what we experienced here 12 months ago.
Then, we scrambled to stock up on supplies, bread became the countries' most-sought food as supermarket shelves lay bare and schools, colleges and airports shut down.
By late February, we began preparing for freezing conditions, with a status Red warning issued on February 28th, 2018.
The severity of the situation was extensive, with many house bound for days.
Beat presenters and staff browsed through their camera rolls this morning to uncover some of the footage they collected this time last year.
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Co. Wexford
Photo credit: Shonagh Lyons
Photo credit: Shonagh Lyons
Photo credit: Shonagh Lyons
Photo credit: Shonagh Lyons
Co. Waterford
Photo credit: Gabrielle Cummins
Photo credit: Gabrielle Cummins
Photo credit: Gabrielle Cummins
Photo credit: Paula Phelan
Photo credit: Gabrielle Cummins
Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow
Photo credit: Dean Egan
Photo credit: Dean Egan
Dunmore East, Co. Waterford
Our Emma was in Vietnam and missed most of Storm Emma. Here's what Ireland looked like as she landed back into Dublin
Photo credit: Emma Nolan
And then, there was slush...
Photo credit: Emma Nolan
This, taken in Tramore Co. Waterford the very next day:
Photo credit: Emma Nolan
The Dunmore Road, Waterford City
Photo credit: Orla Rapple
Photo credit: Orla Rapple
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