The Met Office has issued weather warnings for Snow and Ice from midnight tonight until Wednesday at noon, so make sure you’re well-prepared for some wintry conditions.
Monday 15 January: After a frosty start, Monday will be largely dry with plenty of winter sunshine. However, brace yourselves for the cold, especially if you’re along the coast exposed to the brisk northerly breeze. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 3 °C.
As we move into the evening, expect clear skies, but there’s an increasing chance of wintry showers overnight. These showers may become heavier later, resulting in a covering of snow and icy conditions in some areas. It will be widely frosty, with a minimum temperature of -4 °C.
Tuesday: Tuesday is likely to start off icy for many, potentially causing some travel disruption. Expect wintry showers throughout the morning, with more persistent snow and perhaps rain on coasts developing across Cumbria later in the day. The temperature will remain cold, with a maximum of 4 °C.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Heading into Tuesday evening, anticipate wintry showers that will clear overnight, leaving icy surfaces in their wake. The rest of the week promises to be largely dry and often sunny, with a chance of wintry showers on Thursday. The cold temperatures will persist, so be prepared for frosty and icy conditions.
Remember to stay updated with local news and advisories, especially if you’re planning to travel. Drive safely and wrap up warm.
Stay tuned to your community radio station for more updates, and let’s navigate these wintry days together!
