It's going to get colder
Forecasters are predicting potential sleet fall in Nottingham as winter starts to take hold. Currently, Apple's Weather app is reporting there is a likelihood that wintry conditions could hit the city next week, with conditions worsening midway through.
British Weather Services' Jim Dale, who claims he coined the Beast from the East almost 25 years ago, has said wintry weather will likely soon hit the Midlands. He is certain that a low pressure system from Norway - rather than Russia - will bring snowfall to the wider UK in just under a week's time.
Speaking to the Daily Express, Mr Dale said: "You can feel now it’s starting to get a bit colder, but it is just ordinary - I call that no man’s land which we will be in for the next five to six days yet. In Scandinavia, north of Norway, pressure is starting to go low - and that low elongates and will move towards us carrying the cloud with it, but also low pressure bringing precipitation which is bound to be snow. Scotland will be the first to taste this.
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