Plymouth to drop below freezing tonight
PLYMOTHIANS are urged to wrap up warm as night time temperatures are set to drop below freezing tonight.
Advisors at the Met Office warned that people should take care with morning ice expected this week, with temperatures plunging between -1 and -2 C overnight and as cold as -3 C on Thursday.
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Met Office weather forecaster, John Hammond, said that day temperatures in the city will remain above freezing but cold north easterly winds will ensure temperatures are kept low overnight.
"We can expect it to be dry with patchy cloud which will lead to a haw frost," he said.
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by Picky(or is it pickey!!), out there!
Wednesday, February 10 2010, 7:50AM
“ICY,not ICEY! Sorry,had to correct you,i do feel better now!”
by Fritz the frosty German snowman, Germany
Tuesday, February 09 2010, 10:51PM
“-3 ? Ha! I had -11 °C last night and -6,5 °C today. There's still 15cms of snow outside, and there's more to come. I wish you all a safe trip to work or where ever you have to drive to. Take care ,stay calm and have an accident free day. :)”
by Nicola Bettison, plymouth
Tuesday, February 09 2010, 9:20PM
“If the council know its going to icey than they need to get the gritters out NOW. I had a near miss with a wall last time it was icey cause the roads wasent gritted!”
by Napper Fan, Napperville
Tuesday, February 09 2010, 5:30PM
“Boris, when is the opening of the Life Centre? I would love to see you and your well stowed back wheels :-)”
by Skywatcher, Plymouth
Tuesday, February 09 2010, 5:16PM
“Bit of info fot those that might be interested and nothing to do with this story.
Hopefully it is going to be a cloudless night and morning, so if you are up at 06:42 on Wednesday morning, look up to the sky for a bright white light (or maybe two) moving west to East North East straight over Plymouth. That will be the International Space Station (ISS) with Space Shuttle in hot pursuit (17200 mph). Should be visible for about 4 minutes.”