The Met Office warns of potential disruptive snow in Wales, with forecasts indicating snow may start Saturday evening and turn to rain by Sunday.
Cardiff: So, the weather’s getting a bit wild this weekend. The Met Office is saying we might see some snow, especially on Saturday evening. They’re predicting it could start around 6 PM, which is just in time for the weekend plans, right?
It looks like Saturday will be mostly dry, but then the rain will roll in, likely starting as snow. By Sunday morning, we might be looking at rain instead of snow. It’s a bit of a mixed bag!
They’ve put out a yellow warning for snow across most of Wales, except for Anglesey. This warning is in effect from noon Saturday until 9 AM Monday. So, if you’re out and about, keep an eye on the weather.
There’s a chance we could see some significant snow, especially in the hills. They’re talking about 5 cm or more in many areas, and possibly up to 30 cm in the higher spots. That could make travel tricky, especially with the winds picking up.
Dan Holley from the Met Office mentioned that an Atlantic system is moving in, bringing milder air that could mix with the cold we’ve got. This could lead to some snow before it turns back to rain. It’s a bit uncertain where the worst of it will hit, but Wales is definitely in the mix.
So, if you’ve got plans this weekend, it might be a good idea to stay updated on the weather. Things could change as we get closer, but it sounds like we’re in for an interesting few days!
