Snow forecast: Is it going to snow again today? Will it snow tomorrow?
Swathes of the UK woke up to fresh snowfall and ice this morning after the mercury plummeted again overnight. The bitter wind chill made it feel as low as minus 8C or minus 10C in rural parts of the country. The Met Office has said the cold weather will persevere throughout today and into tonight. It has issued a yellow weather warning for ice for much of England and Wales from 7pm until 9am on Tuesday morning.
Is it going to snow again today? There has been lots of sunshine around the country today, melting the snow from the weekend and helping temperatures to reach 5C in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Despite the worst of the easterly winds being over, the Met Office has warned temperatures will fall below freezing again on Monday night, with risk of further snow showers. Met Office spokeswoman Nicola Maxey said: “Monday is going to be a cold day although there will be some bright spells.
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“We are expecting some rainfall although showers could continue to fall as snow in parts of the country. The Met Office is also warning people to take care on the road as sub-zero temperatures will cause rain and lying snow to re-freeze later. The chief forecaster said: "After a clear start in many areas with the temperature falling below freezing through Monday evening, it will turn cloudier from the north, with the possibility of some wintry showers in places. “The temperature may come back above freezing in some places for a time, but will fall below again where the cloud breaks.
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We are expecting some rainfall although showers could continue to fall as snow in parts of the country. Nicola Maxey
“Therefore, ice is likely to form where untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths are left wet after snow melts during the day, or partly melted snow refreezes, and where wintry showers occur overnight.” Will it snow tomorrow? Tomorrow morning will see a widespread frost across northern and western areas of Britain with temperatures struggling to get just above freezing. Meteorologist Aidan McGivern said: “Some showers will sink south through central and eastern England.