Chance of snow and sleet in Suffolk on Thursday
Snow could be coming to Suffolk on Thursday morning Picture: SUFFOLK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION - Credit: Suffolk Community Foundation
Suffolk may see snowflakes this week, as some forecasts show glimpses of the white stuff.
While most of the weather forecast for the week is mild temperatures, Thursday could see some patchy snow and sleet Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN - Credit: Archant
Weatherquest forecaster Phil Garner said there was a chance of snow falling in the county on Thursday, despite temperatures the rest of the week remaining mild.
"Wednesday night will be mostly clear with a chance for frost to develop," he said.
"Some of the models are taking cloud cover that is coming Thursday morning to the east and missing the region.
"But others show some snow and sleet falling in patches across Suffolk, but it is unlikely to leave anything on the ground."
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A warning of ice is in place across Essex for Thursday morning, with the Met Office recommending the public take care on icy surfaces, including untreated pavements, roads and cycle paths.
Nationally, the Met Office said 2cm to 6cm of snow is expected to fall over Scotland by Tuesday morning, while higher areas in Northern Ireland and northern England could see up to 3cm.
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