Blakeney (Norfolk) weather

Headline:

Very cold with brisk winds. Coastal snow showers moving inland.

Today:

Frequent heavy snow showers initially along the Norfolk coast, should extend south to affect many parts of East Anglia during the day. Elsewhere it will be dry and widely sunny. Windy along the coast, breezy inland, but bitterly cold everywhere. Maximum temperature 2 °C.

Tonight:

Snow showers across East Anglia gradually becoming less frequent overnight, moving offshore by the morning. Otherwise a dry and mostly clear night with another widespread and locally hard frost developing. Minimum temperature -4 °C.

Sunday:

Dry and sunny during daylight hours, then some uncertainty by the evening with a chance of further snowfall. Not as windy as Saturday, but still feeling bitterly cold. Maximum temperature 1 °C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

Mainly dry and sunny Monday, some coastal snow showers. More changeable Tuesday and Wednesday with a chance of rain or snow. Very cold and rather breezy initially, less so later.

The recent spell of cold, northerly winds should begin to ease by the middle of next week, with snow showers in the north and east becoming lighter and less frequent. However, bands of rain seem likely to gradually move in off the Atlantic and, as these encounter the cold air entrenched over the UK, some further snowfall is possible, particularly in central and eastern areas, with rain more likely in the west. From next weekend, the outlook becomes more uncertain. Most likely is that conditions will be less cold than recently, but there remains potential for further spells of snow, especially in northern and central areas. Further south and west, some milder interludes are possible, with the chance of some heavier rain and stronger winds at times.

The outlook through the second half of January is very uncertain, with no strong indication for any particular weather pattern to dominate. As such, conditions are most likely to be changeable. Spells of wet, windy and mild weather are possible at times, along with colder, drier interludes with overnight frost and fog. Snow and ice remain possible, especially in central and northern parts of the UK, but the chance of these is lower than earlier in the month.