Aberdeen Enjoys Sun’s Return Amid New Weekend Snow and Ice Warnings

Aberdeen and other regions across the UK are bracing for the return of wintry weather. Snow and ice warnings have been issued, indicating potential disruptions. These warnings come as some areas have recently experienced a brief reprieve from harsh conditions.
Aberdeen and Scotland’s Weather Outlook
In Scotland, a snow and ice warning is active from 16:00 today until 10:00 tomorrow. Regions affected include the Orkney and Shetland Islands, Inverness, and Aberdeen. Snow and hail showers are predicted during the afternoon and evening, with expected accumulations between 1 to 3 cm.
Northern Ireland Braces for Ice
Northern Ireland is also under an ice warning, particularly affecting areas such as Londonderry, Coleraine, and Belfast. The warning, effective until 10:00 tomorrow, warns of icy surfaces that may create hazardous travel conditions.
North East and Coastal Areas at Risk
The North East, including cities like Hull, Scarborough, Middlesbrough, and Newcastle upon Tyne, faces similar snow and ice warnings. Effective from 16:00 today to 10:00 tomorrow, these areas may experience sleet, potentially leading to ice formation on untreated surfaces as temperatures dip.
Midlands, South England, and Wales
In the Midlands, South England, and Wales, an ice warning is set to begin at 17:00 today and last until 10:00 tomorrow. This warning encompasses key areas such as Stoke-on-Trent, Birmingham, Oxford, Cardiff, and Exeter. A band of rain and sleet will move southward, leaving a risk of snow in higher regions.
- Location: Aberdeen, Scotland; Londonderry, Northern Ireland; Hull, North East; Midlands, South England, and Wales.
- Timeframe for Warnings: 16:00 today to 10:00 tomorrow; Ice warnings start at 17:00 in the Midlands and beyond.
- Snow Accumulation: 1 to 3 cm expected in Aberdeen and surrounding areas.
As weather conditions evolve, residents are urged to remain cautious and stay updated. The return of wintry weather underscores the need for preparedness during this time of year.



