"Heavy snow" could fall in parts of Wales next week as temperatures are expected to drop across the country. According to the BBC weather service several areas of the country will see snow and sleet with miniumum temperatures of -2°C expected in parts. As well as this the Met Office has extended its yellow weather warning for rain across wales.
Ther BBC 14-day forecast for Wales currently anticipates snow and sleet on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week. The Met Office has yet to update their long range forecast for Wales but for the UK reads: "Cooler conditions are likely to allow the wintry showers to return, bringing an increasing likelihood of snow across northern regions down to lower levels. Fresh and breezy winds are often likely, becoming stronger at times with a risk of gales."
After the cold spell before Christmas where Wales recorded it's coldest day on record, the temperatures had been mild for the start of 2023 but look set to drop drastically at the start of next week from double digits in parts to minus temperatures.
