Snow and floods to hit UK again before weather gets sunnier in Britain – but will you escape the flurry?
A yellow weather warning is still in place for wind in the western areas of Wales and the Scottish mountains could see a scattering of snow this evening
FLURRIES of snow and flooding could hit parts of the UK tonight, but for many it will be a bright but windy day as this month sees temperatures rise.
A yellow weather warning is still in place for wind in the western areas of Wales and the Scottish mountains could see a scattering of snow this evening.
The Enviroment Agency has also issued flood warnings for Devon and Cornwall.
The warning covers low lying land which could be hit with floods following strong winds and high tide levels.
Although the day should be bright for many, the wind will increase the chill and make it feel colder.
The north and west are likely to see less sunshine as more cloud cover persists of these parts of the UK.
For snow lovers, it is unlikely that anywhere other than the northern hills will see any flurries.
However rain is predicted this evening for western and southwestern areas as strong winds continue.
A Met Office spokesman said: ""It's really a quite dry day today so up on the top of the peaks in Scotland there could be some drizzle that could fall as snow.
"Today the main thing to be looking out for is the wind, especially in southwestern areas, there's still a yellow weather warning in the west of Wales.
"There's quite a lot of sunshine to be had in central, southern and western areas."
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Tomorrow will feel milder as the UK moves into warmer temperature.
Cloud is expected to dominate as a band of rain a drizzle moves over the country from the southwest.
The rest of the week will stay milder, but still unsettled.
Period of showery rain is predicted to continue moving across the country.
Forecaster Oli Claydon said temperatures will nudge into the low teens in some spots by the weekend as winds die down.
He said: “Tuesday will be wet for some as a slow-moving band of rain passes through, there will be some wind around which will make it feel chilly in parts.
“There is a risk of the the odd touch of morning frost although temperatures will start to nudge up through the week.
“On Wednesday there outbreaks of showers in the northeast while in the southwest we could see some thunder as air moves in from the Atlantic.
“By the weekend we will lose the overnight minus temperatures and are expecting daytime highs of 11C quite widely with the chance of hitting the low teens in some parts.
“The southwest will be feel the milder temperatures at the start of the week before this spreads through the rest of the country.”
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