Yellow weather warning in place across region for ice, according to Met Office
A yellow weather warning is in place across the region for ice, according to the Met Office.
The forecaster said there will ‘probably be some icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths’ with icy patches forming where ‘surfaces remain wet after earlier showers’.
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Temperatures have started off at -1C in areas before warming up. ‘A cold start, with frosty patches and icy stretches possible in places, ahead of a bright morning. Clouding over from the west during the afternoon, with a band of rain moving in during the evening. Maximum temperature 9C,’ the forecast added.
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Tonight the Met Office said there will be a ‘band of rain’ that continues across the region through the night with it ‘milder than of late, with drier breaks towards dawn’. Winds will begin to pick up.
Thursday will see winds strengthening and patchy rain returns into the evening with a maximum temperature 14C.