The Met Office has shared an hour-by-hour forecast for snow in South Wales, warning residents to prepare for icy conditions.
Newport: The Met Office has put out a yellow weather warning for South Wales. More snow and ice are on the way later today, January 6.
This warning kicks in at 5 PM and lasts until 10 AM on January 7. It covers all of South Wales, including places like Newport, Cardiff, and Blaenau Gwent.
After a weekend filled with yellow and amber warnings, folks in South Wales are bracing for more wintry weather. Snow, ice, and freezing rain have already made their presence felt.
So, if you’re wondering when the snow will hit, the Met Office has provided a detailed hour-by-hour forecast for various areas, including Newport and Blaenau Gwent.
For Newport, expect temperatures to drop to around 1°C by midnight, with sleet showers starting to roll in. Blaenau Gwent will see similar conditions, with light snow showers expected as the evening progresses.
Monmouthshire and Caerphilly are also in for a chilly night, with temperatures hovering around 1°C and light snow showers likely. Torfaen will experience similar weather, so keep your warm clothes handy!
A spokesperson from the Met Office mentioned that icy patches could form this evening due to wet surfaces from earlier rain and melting snow. They also warned of frequent sleet and snow showers affecting Wales and parts of northwest England.
So, if you’re out and about, be careful! The heaviest snow could lead to a few centimeters of accumulation, especially in higher areas. Stay warm and safe!
