The Met Office has issued its forecast for Coventry and Warwickshire this weekend
It’s going to be another cold day in Coventry as parts of Warwickshire wake up to snow
Parts of the Midlands have woken up to snow this morning – with the Met Office warning of further wintry showers throughout the weekend.
Temperatures have plunged over the last few days and it’s not expected to get any warmer than 2 degrees in Coventry today (Saturday).
But with chilly winds, it will feel much colder, as cold as -7 says the Met Office.
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There’s a small chance of further wintry showers in Coventry today and tomorrow, but it’s looking more likely to be snow in Warwickshire.
Both Warwick and Stratford forecasts warn of a possibility of snow – although this is relatively unlikely as it’s expected to be sunny for much of the day.
Temperatures will be just as cold as in Coventry, at a maximum of 2 degrees Celsius.
The forecast for the West Midlands region states it will be ‘often sunny this weekend, but cold, with severe overnight frosts’.
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Here’s the weekend forecast for the West Midlands:
Today:
After a frosty start, today will be bright and crisp with plenty of sunshine throughout and staying generally dry. Feeling very cold, especially over higher ground and in the brisk northwesterly breeze. Temperatures quickly dropping below freezing after sunset. Maximum temperature 3 °C.
Tonight:
Clear skies this evening and turning widely frosty. Remaining dry and clear overnight with a severe frost developing for some. Icy patches possible. Minimum temperature -5 °C.
Sunday:
After a very cold and frosty start, another largely dry day to come with plenty of winter sunshine. An increasing chance of sleet or snow flurries later. Less breezy. Maximum temperature 3 °C.
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