Snow is on the horizon for Warrington next week, with temperatures expected to drop to as low as 2°C and 3°C on Tuesday. The Met Office and BBC Weather have both issued forecasts predicting ‘snow showers’ in the area.
As we head into the weekend, Warrington residents can expect wet and windy conditions, with light rain and a gentle breeze forecasted for Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures are expected to range between 8 and 11°C during the weekend.
Moving into the early part of next week, temperatures are set to plummet, potentially bringing a festive touch with a bout of snow. Tuesday’s forecast from BBC Weather shows highs of 4°C and lows of -1°C, with a mix of sleet and a moderate breeze expected.
From Sunday to Tuesday, the north-west region is expected to see cooler temperatures with scattered showers and heavy rain moving in. Monday could bring strong winds and heavy rain, possibly turning wintry. Tuesday is forecasted to be blustery and cold with sunny spells and the chance of snow showers.
Looking towards the end of the week, the sun may make an appearance, but temperatures are expected to remain low, with a high of 5°C and a low of -2°C.
A yellow cold health warning has been issued by the UK Health Security Agency for the north-west region from Sunday evening to Thursday morning. This warning highlights potential minor impacts on health and social care services, with increased use of healthcare services by vulnerable individuals and a greater risk to the lives of vulnerable people.
Advice has been provided on how to protect yourself if you are vulnerable to the cold weather. The UK Health Security Agency has published guidance on staying safe during cold weather and taking action based on the Weather Health Alert System user guidance.
For those with a duty to respond, action cards are available for various professional groups, including commissioners, health and social care providers, the voluntary and community sector, care homes, services delivering care at home, and hospitals and other healthcare settings.
Stay informed about weather alerts by checking the UKHSA data dashboard and the Met Office website for National Severe Weather Warnings, such as for snow and ice. Be prepared to take appropriate action with short notice warnings from the Met Office.
Keep an eye on the latest weather forecasts to stay safe and prepared for the upcoming cold spell in Warrington.
