The Met Office has issued a yellow snow warning for outside Sally’s entertainment complex in Omagh at some stage in December probably. 

The Met Office’s Chief Forecaster said there was a chance of yellow snow on higher ground in the town:

“Some showers, falling as sleet or snow on some higher ground, will occur at times through December and over the early part of 2018. The extent of the yellowness will depend in the time of the day outside Sally’s, with after midnight having a high percentage chance of being that shade of yellow.  Inebriated country folk will most likely be affected due to their inability to avoid eating snow.”

In 2012, over 300 people from Gortin and Tattyreagh developed stomach problems after eating snow in the vicinity of Sally’s during the early hours of a Sunday morning. Tests later proved that all the snow at that time was most likely to have been yellow.

A PSNI official has urged rural people to stop eating snow.