Snow weather forecast for Herefordshire in February

Forecaster the Climate Outlook is predicting temperatures to drop once more, with a excessive probability of snow within the county.

Whereas the forecaster just isn’t predicting any snow at present (February 4), tomorrow, Thursday, or Friday, the potential for the white stuff then shoots up over the weekend, in keeping with the forecaster.

The Met Workplace forecast says temperatures are prone to fall to round zero, probably under, on Wednesday evening in Herefordshire, with situations remaining chilly into the weekend and subsequent week.

However whereas the Met Workplace forecast doesn’t predict any snow coming within the subsequent week, the Climate Outlook’s forecast suggests a excessive probability on Monday (February 10). 

The Climate Outlook’s full forecast for the chance of snow in Herefordshire is:

Saturday, February 8: 30 per cent

Sunday, February 9: 24 per cent

Monday, February 10: 61 per cent

Tuesday, February 11: 36 per cent

Wednesday, February 12: 24 per cent

Thursday, February 13: 24 per cent

Friday, February 14: 12 per cent

In the meantime the Met Workplace forecast for Thursday to Saturday says the county will see loads of sunshine on Thursday though remoted freezing fog patches might linger regionally.

The Met Workplace stated it would flip considerably cloudier on Friday and Saturday however staying primarily dry. Turning colder with widespread in a single day frosts.

A spokesperson for the Met Workplace stated: “Between Friday, February 7, and Sunday, February 16, excessive strain will sit near, and doubtless to the east of, the UK on this interval.

“Consequently, southern and japanese areas are prone to see the driest situations, with lightest winds, which may result in in a single day frost and fog with temperatures just a little under regular.

“There’s a very low probability that if the excessive orientates in such a means {that a} extra easterly move develops, a spell of a lot colder situations may develop throughout the UK, with a threat of wintry showers in some elements.”