Your frosty weather forecast on a cold Thursday

A frosty but clear morning across the East Midlands could lead to some sunny spells on Thursday, January 31.
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However, mist and freezing fog will be slow to clear and snow could be possible moving into the evening.

A yellow weather warning for snow and ice still remains in place across most parts of the country, and drivers have been warned about road conditions and leaving extra time to defrost their cars.

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The Met Office Forecast said: “A cold day across the region with a widespread frost to start. Some bright or sunny spells likely, but mist and freezing fog patches will be slow to clear. Maximum temperature three degrees.

Winter wonderland: John Feather sent in this superb picture of Blackshaw Head, snapped on a frosty morning.Winter wonderland: John Feather sent in this superb picture of Blackshaw Head, snapped on a frosty morning.
Winter wonderland: John Feather sent in this superb picture of Blackshaw Head, snapped on a frosty morning.

“Increasingly cloudy overnight, with scattered wintry showers or perhaps some more persistent sleet or snow developing as a northeasterly breeze picks up.

“A widespread frost away from the coast. Minimum temperature minus two degrees.

“Rather cloudy with further wintry showers across the region on Friday. Feeling cold in the strengthening northeast breeze. Maximum temperature four degrees.

“Saturday cold, with further wintry showers in the east. Increasingly cloudy Sunday after widespread overnight frost, with rain or snow likely in the evening, but this should clear on Monday.”