Weather experts predict a major cold spell, with the potential for significant snowfall in February as Arctic air sweeps into the UK and Ireland.
UK: Weather experts are warning about a cold spell coming soon. February could be the coldest in years.
They say Arctic air is moving into the UK and Ireland. This could bring snowfall in the next few weeks.
A polar vortex split is causing these chilly temperatures. It usually means frostier weather for this time of year.
MetJeffUK mentioned that cold air from France is something to watch for the UK and Ireland.
He said it has all the right conditions for snow. Bitter cold air and moisture are coming together.
Daniel, known as The Snow Dreamer, predicts snow soon. He noted that temperatures could drop to -10C.
He believes any precipitation will likely fall as snow, even at sea level.
Daniel also pointed out that the last very cold February was in 1996, which was 29 years ago.
Recent forecasts show a higher chance of prolonged cold spells this February.
The Weather Outlook shared updates about the Stratospheric Polar Vortex. It indicates a significant cold spell is possible.
Here’s the forecast for the next few days from Met Eireann:
Today: Mostly dry this morning, but breezy and cloudy. Light rain may develop, becoming heavier later. Highs of 10 to 12 degrees with gusty winds.
Tonight: Wet and breezy at first, with rain causing some flooding. Showers will clear by morning. Lows of 5 to 8 degrees.
Tomorrow: Expect sunshine and scattered showers, some may be hail or sleet. Highs of 7 to 9 degrees with moderate winds.
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