Heads up, Wales! 🚨 An Arctic airmass is sweeping across the UK, promising us more snowy surprises in the coming days. ❄️ Over 10cm has already blanketed some parts, and it looks like more is on its way. ⛄️
Monday kicked off with school closures and tricky roads, especially in west and north Wales. With a Met Office yellow warning in play for snow and ice until Tuesday morning, it’s a good idea to tread extra carefully if you’re out and about.
For those wondering what’s next, while the current warning may wrap up soon, it seems the chill isn’t going anywhere just yet. Expect wintry showers and a mix of rain, sleet, and snow to continue. So, keep those woolly hats and gloves handy!
The Met Office’s Matthew Lehnert has flagged up a week filled with wintry weather, with icy patches and a biting frost set to linger. Meanwhile, schools in places like Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire might remain shut if the snow keeps on coming.
Looking ahead to Thursday, a bit of weather drama is on the cards as an Atlantic low pressures make its move. It’s a wildcard right now, and Wales could be in for either more snow or heavy rain and strong winds, depending on how things pan out.
Stay in the loop, keep your eyes on the forecast, and let’s weather this frosty spell together! 🌨️ Stay safe and warm, everyone! 🧤🧣