Met Office issues ice weather warning in Aylesbury as temperatures plummet

Aylesbury is subject to a weather warning for ice from midnight tonight until 11am tomorrow morning. Outbreaks of rain are also anticipated during the period where temperatures are expected to reach a high of three degrees.

The Met Office has described its upcoming warning as low impact with a medium likelihood of happening. There is a risk of icy patches on roads and pavements in Buckinghamshire tonight and these surfaces may still be impacted in the morning. The Government agency warns that there is potential for injury on icy surfaces. The Met Office also warns that temporary slushy snow deposits will be possible where snow persists.

People are advised to leave the house five minutes early and not to rush to their appointments. The Met Office adds that pavements on main roads are less likely to be slippy and that people should check for potential updates to forecasts.

Aylesbury could experience temperatures below freezing tomorrow and the Met Office is predicting highs of just three degrees tomorrow. Similarly cold days are expected for the rest of the week with the highest anticipated temperature coming in at five degrees on Friday.

Rainfall is expected in the town tomorrow morning and could last through until 10am. In Aylesbury’s South East region the Met Office is forecasting a ‘very cold’ overnight spell of weather on Thursday continuing into Friday morning. Saturday is set to bring more unsettled but generally milder conditions, according to the latest forecast.