Liverpool snow forecast as Met Office predicts 'wintry hazards' - here's when snow is expected
Liverpool is set for snow, with the Met Office warning of 'wintry hazards' and BBC Weather predicting several days of sleet and snowfall.
Liverpool could be hit with snow again very soon, with the Met Office warning of “wintry hazards”.
In its UK long range weather forecast (January 25 to February 3), the Met Office said “snow showers” are on the cards, most likely across hills in Scotland and northern England.
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The weather experts said that, between February 4 and 18, “colder conditions” are expected in the north and northeast, bringing “associated wintry hazards” where any precipitation attempts to spread in, especially on hills.
While the Met Office’s day-by-day forecast only goes as far as Tuesday, January 27, BBC Weather predicts snow will fall on Liverpool on Wednesday, January 28.
According to BBC Weather, the city will see sleet showers next Monday (January 26) and Tuesday (January 27), followed by “light snow” on Wednesday (January 28). Snowfall is expected throughout the day, with some rain from around midday. Sleet showers are expected on Thursday (January 29).