Weather warning

The new 'yellow' alert was issued by the weather forecaster around 4am today (Tuesday, March 14). This means that two separate weather warnings are now in ...

BUT in the latest weather warning, the Met Office says a band of showers will move east, turning to snow in places. The Met Office has issued a NEW snow weather warning for Northern Ireland. Met Office issue NEW snow warning for Northern Ireland which extends to 11am tomorrow - AND a yellow warning for rain starting tomorrow

Up to 10cm of snow could fall on higher ground and the weather warning is in place from 4pm on Wednesday to 4am on Thursday.

Rain, sleet, and snow showers continue to move southwards during the evening. After a bright but chilly start, cloud builds during the afternoon with rain and snow, mainly across the hills, arriving by the evening. Turning cloudier during the afternoon as a band of more organised rain, sleet, and snow showers moves southwards. "Meanwhile, below 100 to 200 m, snow may fall briefly during the late afternoon and early evening before turning to rain. Later on Wednesday evening and during Thursday early hours this snow will then turn to rain as milder weather conditions spread across the British Isles. It comes as the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and Met Office extended a cold weather alert for the whole county until 9am on Thursday.

The Met Office has issued another yellow warning for snow and ice for most parts of the country along with warnings for wind across the south.

A cold start to the day on Wednesday, with snow showers in the north. Overnight, rain, turning to snow over low-lying terrain, continues south across most areas, clearing completely by morning in the far south. Elsewhere, blustery winds and showery rain for many, though the east is often drier. Daniel Rudman, a Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster said: “There is an increasingly strong signal for colder air to once again feed into the north of the UK during Monday. There are likely to be some showers too, although any snowfall is expected to be over higher elevations.” [ yellow snow and ice warning](https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?date=2023-03-14&id=bbda4cc5-d2ef-46a5-8c31-45b55e4f6baa) that comes into effect from today, March 13, at 5pm until Tuesday, March 14, at 11am.

A yellow warning for snow will come into effect from 4pm on Wednesday, March 15.

Later on Wednesday evening and during the early hours of Thursday, this snow will then turn to rain as milder weather conditions spread across the British Isles. The public are also being warned to expect longer journey times on public transport, including buses and trains, as a result of the weather conditions. It comes just days after parts of the region were covered in a blanket of snow. "Meanwhile, below 100 to 200m, snow may fall briefly during the late afternoon and early evening before turning to rain." A Met Office spokesman said: "Spells of snow are expected to develop Wednesday late afternoon and early evening, mainly in areas above 100 to 200m. The warning is in place for the region from 4pm on Wednesday, March 15 and will last until the early hours of Thursday morning (March 16).

The warning will be in place from 4pm on Wednesday, March 15, until 4am on Thursday, March 16. The weather forecaster said: “Spells of snow likely to cause ...

According to the [BBC weather forecast](https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2650225), Edinburgh [will see almost two weeks of continuous rainfall](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/weather/edinburgh-weather-flood-alert-issued-as-rain-forecast-to-batter-edinburgh-for-the-next-12-days-4063170), starting on Wednesday. [weather](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/topic/weather). The [Met Office](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/topic/met-office) has issued another [yellow weather warning](https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?date=2023-03-15&id=82f7ca2d-32cf-445e-a608-fa91c34a02b6) for snow, which covers [East Lothian](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/topic/east-lothian), [West Lothian](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/topic/west-lothian) and [Midlothian](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/topic/midlothian). [Edinburgh](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/topic/edinburgh) will not see snow on Wednesday, however, sleet is set to hit the Capital at 11pm, continuing until 3am on Thursday. [Lothians](/topic/lothians) tomorrow. While Wednesday will be unseasonably cold for March, with a high of 5C and a low of 1C, temperatures will rise to 12C and only drop to a low of 7C on Thursday.

The Met Office has issued another weather warning for this week, this time for rain. The yellow alert for all NI comes into effect at 2pm on Wednesday and ...

Widely 20-30 mm of rain is expected to accumulate through the period, although some areas could see up to 40 mm. "Conditions are expected to slowly start to improve from the west through Thursday morning." "Rain is expected to set in through Wednesday morning, and become persistent for many places," the Met Office said.

The Met Office has issued fresh weather warnings for snow and rain across the UK, covering parts of the Midlands, north west, Wales and Scotland.

[Storm Larisa battered large parts of the UK last week](/news/britain-snow-blizzard-met-office-warns/), with drivers stuck for over seven hours on the M62 forced to abandon their cars after snow caused travel chaos and huge queues. The Met Office has issued fresh weather warnings for snow and rain across the UK, covering parts of the Midlands, north west, Wales and Scotland. Met Office issues fresh weather warnings for snow and rain across north west, Wales and Scotland