North Wales could see small amounts of snow this week according to BBC Weather and WX Charts.
The weather forecast has been released for the week by the BBC, revealing exactly when it is going to snow in parts of North Wales.
The Leader reported last Friday (November 24) that maps from WX Charts showed up to 10cm per hour of snow was due to fall in parts of Wales.
The weather forecaster is still predicting lighter snowfalls for parts of North Wales including Wrexham, Flintshire and Conwy.
Much colder for all this week, but will there be snow? ☃️
— BBC Weather (@bbcweather) November 27, 2023
Matt took a look on @bbcbreakfast earlier pic.twitter.com/R07wylxUEd
Not only could there be snow, but temperatures in some locations - including Wrexham - will fall to as low as -4.
But BBC Weather said while snowfalls are possible, there was "a lot more uncertainty than normal".
Lead BBC Weather presenter and meteorologist Simon King said: "It's going to be a cold week with temperatures only around 2 to 7 degrees Celsius - which is below the average for the time of year."
He added: "With a cold north easterly wind, snow showers will come into northern and eastern areas of the UK and while this will mostly be over high ground, there's a chance that there could be snow to low levels for a time.
"There's also a small possibility of getting some sleet or snow to southern areas of the UK later in the week too.
"Forecasting snow in the UK, in December is actually really tricky. Being an island, it's typically not quite cold enough and we still have a battle between milder tropical air and colder Arctic air.
"While we still have the battle of the air masses, how much rain that turns into sleet or snow is always a difficult forecast to make."
Read our latest thoughts on the snow and cold weather this week https://t.co/LKc5mfFRVo
— BBC Weather (@bbcweather) November 27, 2023
When will it snow in North Wales this week?
WX Charts predicts there will be snowfalls of under 1cm per hour for parts of Wrexham on Wednesday (November 29) and Sunday (December 3).
While the map shows parts of Conwy could get see the heaviest snowfalls in North Wales of around 2 - 3cm per hour on Saturday (December 2).
BBC Weather has given its forecast for the week.
While the forecast shows no snow, there will be sleet showers in most areas including Wrexham and Flint.
Here is an hour-by-hour weather forecast for parts of North Wales this week:
Wrexham
Wednesday
- 1am: 0 degrees - light cloud
- 7am: -1 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 1 - sunny
- 1pm: 2 - sunny
- 7pm: -1 - partly cloudy
- 10pm: -2 - partly cloudy
Thursday
- 1am: -2 - mist
- 7am: -2 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 0 - sunny intervals
- 1pm: 2 - sunny intervals
- 7pm - 0 - partly cloudy
- 10pm: -1 - clear sky
Friday
- 1am: -2 - mist
- 7am: -2 - mist
- 10am: 0 - sunny
- 1pm: 2 - sunny
- 7pm: -1 - clear sky
- 10pm: -1 - clear sky
Saturday
- 1am: -1 - clear sky
- 7am: -1 - clear sky
- 10am: 1 - sunny
- 1pm: 3 - sunny
- 7pm: 0 - clear sky
- 10pm: -1 - partly cloudy
Sunday
- 1am-8am: -1 - sleet showers
- 10am: 1 - sunny
- 1pm: 3 - sunny
- 7pm: 0 - clear sky
- 10pm: 0 - clear sky
Flint
Wednesday
- 12.01am: 2 - sleet showers
- 7am: 0 - clear sky
- 10am: 2 - sunny
- 1pm: 3 - sunny
- 7pm: 1 - clear sky
- 10pm: 0 - partly cloudy
Thursday
- 1am: 0 - partly cloudy
- 7am: 0 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 1 - sunny intervals
- 1pm: 3 - sunny intervals
- 7pm - 2 - clear sky
- 10pm: 1 - clear sky
Friday
- 1am: 1 - clear sky
- 7am: 0 - clear sky
- 10am: 2 - sunny
- 1pm: 4 - sunny
- 7pm: 1 - clear sky
- 10pm: 1 - partly cloudy
Saturday
- 1am: 1 - partly cloudy
- 4am-8am: 1 - sleet showers
- 11am: 4 - light rain showers
- 2pm: 5 - slight rain showers
- 7pm: 2 - light rain showers
- 10pm: 1 - partly cloudy
Sunday
- 1am-5am: 1 - sleet showers
- 7am-9am: 1 - sleet showers
- 11am: 3 - drizzle
- 1pm: 4 - sunny
- 7pm: 2 - clear sky
- 10pm: 1 - partly cloudy
Heard there is snow on the way?
— Met Office (@metoffice) November 26, 2023
Here is a quick look at the forecast for the week ahead ❄️ pic.twitter.com/cabJDUUb4h
Rhyl
Wednesday
- 1am: 3 - light rain showers
- 7am: 2 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 3 - sunny
- 1pm: 4 - sunny
- 7pm:1 - clear sky
- 10pm: 1 - clear sky
Thursday
- 1am: 1 - partly cloudy
- 7am: 1 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 3 - sunny intervals
- 1pm: 4 - sunny intervals
- 7pm: 3 - partly cloudy
- 10pm: 3 - clear sky
Friday
- 1am: 3 - partly cloudy
- 7am: 2 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 3 - sunny
- 1pm: 5 - sunny
- 7pm: 3 - partly cloudy
- 11pm-midnight: 2 - sleet showers
Saturday
- 1am: 2 - light rain showers
- 7am: 3 - light rain showers
- 10am: 4 - light rain showers
- 1pm: 5 - light rain showers
- 7pm: 3 - light rain showers
- 10pm: 3 - light rain showers
Sunday
- 1am: 3 - light rain showers
- 7am: 3 - light rain showers
- 10am: 4 - light rain showers
- 1pm: 5 - sunny intervals
- 7pm: 3 - clear sky
- 10pm: 3 - partly cloudy
What different Met Office weather warnings mean
Conwy
Wednesday
- 1am: 2 - light rain showers
- 7am: 2 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 4 - sunny intervals
- 1pm: 5 - sunny intervals
- 7pm: 2 - clear sky
- 10pm: 1 - clear sky
Thursday
- 1am: 1 - clear sky
- 7am: 1 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 3 - sunny intervals
- 1pm: 4 - sunny intervals
- 7pm: 3 - partly cloudy
- 9pm: 3 - sleet showers
Friday
- 1am: 3 - sleet showers
- 7am: 3 - partly cloudy
- 10am: 4 - sunny intervals
- 1pm: 5 - sunny intervals
- 7pm: 3 - partly cloudy
- 10pm - 2 - partly cloudy
Saturday
- 1am: 3 - light rain showers
- 7am: 3 - light rain showers
- 10am: 4 - light rain showers
- 1pm: 5 - sunny intervals
- 7pm: 3 - light rain showers
- 10pm: 3 - light rain showers
Sunday
- 1am: 3 - light rain showers
- 7am: 3 - light rain showers
- 10am: 4 - drizzle
- 1pm: 5 - sunny intervals
- 7pm: 3 - clear sky
- 10pm: 3 - clear sky
For the full hour-by-hour weather forecast, visit the BBC Weather website.
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