Met Office gives verdict on chance of snow in Portsmouth this week

SNOW has been falling in parts of the UK over the last 24 hours.
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Temperatures plunged to as low as -4C in northern areas on Monday night.

Up to 15cm of snowfall has been predicted in some places in Scotland and north-west England.

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Showers are expected to arrive in western England and parts of Wales later in the day.

A snowy Portsmouth as seen from Portsdown Hill. Picture: Ian Hargreaves  (104128-5)A snowy Portsmouth as seen from Portsdown Hill. Picture: Ian Hargreaves  (104128-5)
A snowy Portsmouth as seen from Portsdown Hill. Picture: Ian Hargreaves (104128-5)

Yellow weather warnings have been issued for large swaths of the country – however there are none in place for Portsmouth or Hampshire at this time.

The News decided to ask the Met Office about the chance of snow falling in our area over the coming days, but it is not looking positive if you are hoping for a snow day.

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A spokeswoman for the forecaster said: ‘Portsmouth will see sunny spells and showers today, while tomorrow looks a little drier, but no risk of snow.’

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According to the Met Office’s latest forecast, the weather is turning milder for southern England, and the UK as whole, over the coming days.

Here’s the outlook for the rest of the week in Portsmouth:

Tuesday – Sunny changing to overcast by lunchtime – highs of 7C

Wednesday – Clear changing to cloudy by lunchtime – highs of 10C

Thursday – Overcast – highs of 11C

Friday – Overcast changing to light rain by late morning – 11C

Saturday – Light rain changing to overcast by late morning – 11C

Sunday – Heavy rain changing to cloudy in the afternoon – 12C

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