Nottingham weather: Freezing weather on the way for Nottingham this week as Met Office decides on snow chances
Temperatures in Nottingham will plummet to -3C this week
Nottingham’s cold snap is set to continue this week, with temperatures predicted to plummet to -3C.
Over the weekend, the city was covered by an amber Met Office warning for snow and ice as a band of wintry weather arrived from the west.
While Nottingham ultimately escaped the worst of the snow, this week is once again forecast to bring sub-zero conditions to the East Midlands.
How cold will it be this week?
The seven-day Met Office forecast for Nottingham hints at a prolonged spell of cold weather.
Between today (Monday, January 6) and Sunday (January 12), temperatures aren’t predicted to climb higher than a daily high of 7C.
That’s around average for this time of the year, but during the early part of this week we’re likely to see three consecutive days where temperatures dip sub-zero.
An icy start across much of the north and west of the UK Monday morning, with further rain, sleet and snow in places ⚠️
— Met Office (@metoffice) January 5, 2025
Cloudy elsewhere, with outbreaks of rain. Surface water flooding may lead to difficult travelling conditions ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/FJo6AeUU5h
Both Tuesday (January 7) and Wednesday (January 8) will feel very chilly, with daily highs of just 2C.
Overnight temperatures on these days will fall to -2C.
Thursday (January 9), is set to be the coldest day of the week, with overnight lows of -3C.
Will it snow again?
Unfortunately for snow-lovers, all forecasts are pointing towards this week being very dry and cold in Nottingham.
Southern parts of the country could experience some snowfall on Wednesday, but currently there are no indications of this edging further north.