Snow hits Worcestershire as hopes of warm welcome for spring dashed

Worcester has been hit by snow showers and falling temperatures Worcester has been hit by snow showers and falling temperatures

SNOW showers have been marching across Worcestershire as hopes of a warm welcome to spring were dashed.

Temperatures are expected to reach highs of just 2C and lows of a chilling -4C in the coming days as the cold winter extends its icy reach into spring.

A Met Office forecaster said Monday would be a "bitterly cold day with a biting easterly wind".

"There will be some bright or sunny spells, but also further snow showers, which could result in slight accumulations in places," he said.

Icy conditions are expected overnight, he said, with temperatures dropping as low as -4C.

"Still some snow showers this evening and overnight, though perhaps becoming more intermittent towards dawn," he added.

"A very cold night with frost and ice."

Tomorrow looks set to bring a drier and brighter day, though some snow showers are expected.

The rest of the week is expected to turn warmer with some outbreaks of sleet ad rain possible on Friday.

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Comments(3)

lovelyjubbly says...
3:17pm Mon 11 Mar 13

Not really snow. More like little icy balls. Its not unusal for March. Ive known really heavy snow in late March. Lets hope its a true saying 'March, in like a lion out like a lamb'!!

Fishy says...
3:39pm Mon 11 Mar 13

Last year we had a warm March and rubbishy summer. Time for a bit of optimism maybe???

lizzyloolah says...
5:37pm Mon 11 Mar 13

Harsh wintery weather enables trees to ‘hibernate’, saving up energy for blossom, while also killing off pests, bringing bumper crops of fruit and berries. I'm cold but not complaining.

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