🌨️ Heads up, Wales! Storm Goretti is rolling in, and it’s bringing some serious winter vibes! Brace yourselves for a multi-hazard weather event predicted to hit on Thursday night through to Friday morning. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow, with up to 20cm expected in certain areas, especially those at higher altitudes. Get ready for a snowy spectacle!
What’s happening? Goretti is making its way over from northern France, packing strong winds and potential snow drifts. 🌬️ The worst of the storm is expected to commence from Thursday evening, with snowy goodness expected all through Friday morning. So, if you’re planning to hit the road, be cautious—major routes and mountain passes might become tricky to navigate!
Schools might see closures and delays, so keep an ear out for updates. The storm may bring challenges, but it also promises some picturesque snowy scenes across the Welsh landscape. đź“·
Timing highlights:
– Thursday, 10am: Rain and hail kick things off in the southwest.
– Midday: Sleet and snow begin in parts of mid and south Wales.
– 4pm: Snow flurries spread across Wales, ramping up intensity.
– 6pm: Yellow warning goes live, with more snow showers throughout the evening.
By Friday morning, expect continued flurries and chilly temperatures hovering around 2-3°C. The yellow warning wraps up by midday, with possible scattered snow showers lingering into the afternoon.
Let’s stay safe and cosy over the next couple of days—enjoy the wintry wonderland from the comfort of your homes if you can! 🌨️👢❄️