Snow forecast

The Met Office has issued a yellow snow and ice warning covering northern Scotland and north-east England from midnight on Tuesday until noon on Thursday. A ...

Windy on Wednesday with possible rain, sleet and snow in the south and west. Today: Freezing fog patches very slow to clear in the east. Beyond this, details become more elusive but it is likely to remain changeable with periods of rain and strong wind interspersed with drier, more settled spells. The Met Office also states in its South West outlook from Wednesday to Friday: "Staying cold with sharp overnight frosts. But Scotland is bracing itself for the coldest night of the year tonight. A separate snow and ice warning covers the Shetland Islands until midnight tonight.

According to the Exeter-based weather forecaster, the following areas could see light snow this week (December 14); Launceston, Tavistock, Plymouth, Holsworthy, ...

Windy on Wednesday with possible rain, sleet and snow in the south and west. In Bristol a minimum night time temperature of -5C is forecast for Thursday. Freezing fog patches very slow to clear in the east. Heavy snow is forecast for Moretonhampstead and Yeovil at midnight on Wednesday. The warning is set to last until 11am.](https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/met-office-extends-ice-warning-7912331) According to the Exeter-based weather forecaster, the following areas could see light snow this week (December 14); Launceston, Tavistock, Plymouth, Holsworthy, Bude, Great Torrington, Barnstaple, South Molton, Chulmleigh, Okehampton, Tiverton, Lynton, Exeter, Taunton, Bridport, Weymouth and Chard.

The Met Office has forecast no more snow for Bristol, however this week temperatures in the city will feel sub-zero. Following the Christmassy surprise of ...

Windy on Wednesday with possible rain, sleet and snow in the south and west. And there is also a small risk of a band of sleet or snow moving into the far Southeast on Sunday. Freezing fog patches very slow to clear in the east. Cloudier skies for many on Tuesday with early freezing fog lifting. There is also a yellow weather warning in place for ice and fog, something we've already seen plenty of over the last week or so. Freezing fog re-developing in places, especially in eastern areas. Skies clouding over in the west. Temperatures will stay no higher than 3C, with lows dropping to a bitterly cold -5C on Thursday night (December 15), before rising in time for the weekend. In rooms you mostly use such as the living room or bedroom, try to heat them to at least 18°C if you can. Dr Agostinho Sousa, Consultant in Public Health Medicine at UKHSA, said: “Cold weather can have serious consequences for health, and older people and those with heart or lung conditions can be particularly at risk. The Met Office has forecast no more snow for Bristol, however this week temperatures in the city will feel sub-zero. Although below average, these temperatures are not that unusual for this time of year.

The Met Office long-range weather forecast reads: "Sleet and snow showers are likely to continue across the north and east, and perhaps into the southwest of ...

"Temperatures staying colder than average towards the end of December and start of January, although perhaps less cold in the south." Colder and more settled conditions with occasional wintry showers could continue, particularly in the north, with the south possibly seeing more unsettled conditions. Temperatures are likely to turn less cold through the remainder of this period."

The Met Office is predicting snow could land over parts of the South West as early as today (Tuesday, December 13). Freezing temperatures have been chilling ...

Weather charts from WX Charts also carry predictions of snow over Devon and Cornwall, with a heavy band slated to move over the area in the early hours of Wednesday (December 14). Staying dry in the east with some brightness into the afternoon, but increasingly breezy in the west with thickening cloud bringing patchy sleet and snow. Generally dry elsewhere albeit mostly cloudy, with the best brightness in the north. The Met Office is predicting snow could land over parts of the South West as early as today (Tuesday, December 13). Rain and snow remains possible in Cornwall and south Devon. The cold snap does not appear to be easing, either, with more sub-zero temperatures forecast for the region today.