Weather warning |
What to expect
Updated: Sat 31 Mar 11:09 Further detailsAs a weather system moves in from the south and comes up against cold air over the UK, rain will turn to heavy snow in places. Several cm of snow are possible, mainly over ground above around 200 m, with drifting in strong winds. The greatest risk of medium impacts is across the northern Pennines and Scottish Borders where there is a chance of around 10 cm of snow accumulating. There is also the possibility of a few cm of wet snow gathering locally at lower levels. The snow is likely to be affecting southern parts of the warning area in the early hours of Monday before reaching Scotland later in the morning. Snow is likely to gradually turn to rain across the southern Pennines later on Monday. At present there is still some uncertainty in exact snow amounts, and how quickly snow will turn back to rain again in the south of the warning area. Regions and local authorities affectedCentral, Tayside & Fife
East Midlands
Grampian
Highlands & Eilean Siar
North East England
North West England
SW Scotland, Lothian Borders
Strathclyde
West Midlands
Yorkshire & Humber
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