New UK climate maps present a deluge of snow blasting the UK with icy -3C temperatures simply hours after Storm Jocelyn wreaks havoc up and down the nation. The tip of the week might deliver with it treacherous situations, as forecasters predict a flurry of snow off the again of heavy rain.
The specialists at WX Charts are displaying radars indicating that the UK could be swallowed up by a storm earlier than snow arrives, probably inflicting chaos over the weekend.
Based on WX Charts’ climate maps, heavy rain is because of fall at midnight on Friday morning, hammering in every single place from the northern tip of Scotland to the south coast of England.
Six hours later, WX Charts predicts that there could also be snowfall within the Scottish Highlands in addition to different areas of England and Wales.
Temperatures in most areas of the UK will likely be between two and 7 levels by 6am. Nevertheless, in line with the specialists, the Scottish Highlands could stay as chilly as -2 or -3C.
In the meantime, the Met Workplace has amber and yellow climate warnings in place for Wednesday this week. From 6pm on Tuesday till 8am on Wednesday an amber warning for wind is in place alongside a lot of the Scottish shoreline as Storm Jocelyn threatens to chew.
In the meantime a yellow warning is in place for a lot of the remainder of the nation till 3pm tomorrow, with winds as much as 80mph predicted.
Tuesday, January 23 till Saturday, January 27
Storm Jocelyn to deliver moist and windy climate to many
This Night and Tonight:
Rain clearing this night, to go away a mix of clear spells and heavy showers throughout the nation. Staying windy, with gales throughout the UK and extreme gales within the north.
Wednesday:
A day of sunny spells and blustery showers, although the south will likely be primarily dry. Winds progressively easing from the south as Storm Jocelyn strikes away from the UK.
Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:
Cloud and outbreaks of rain shifting northeastwards throughout the UK via Thursday. Brighter on Friday and Saturday, with frequent showers within the north. Usually staying gentle all through.