Heavy snow to hit Buxton TODAY: Hour-by-hour forecast as Met Office issues weather warning

Heavy snow will fall throughout the morning and into the afternoon, gradually getting lighter as the day goes on, according to the Met Office. Parts of the town were also covered by snow on Monday.

Another cold and windy day is predicted, with a noticeable wind chill. Temperatures will feel like -5 for most of the day, with sleet showers also forecast for this afternoon.

A yellow weather warning is in place until noon on Wednesday.

Temperatures are expected to turn milder as the week goes on, but the snow will turn to heavy rain strong winds interspersed with drier spells. Temperatures are likely to stay in single figures for the rest of the week.

Here is the Met Office’s hour-by-hour forecast for Tuesday.

9am: heavy snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 39

10am: heavy snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 41

11am: heavy snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 45

12pm: heavy snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 44

1pm: light snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 42

2pm: sleet shower – 2 degrees but feels like -4, wind gust (mph): 45

3pm: sleet shower – 2 degrees but feels like -4, wind gust (mph): 42

4pm: cloudy – 2 degrees but feels like -4, wind gust (mph): 42

5pm: overcast – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 42

6pm: light snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 42

7pm: overcast – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 43

8pm: light snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 40

9pm: light snow – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 42

10pm: overcast – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 43

11pm: overcast – 1 degree but feels like -5, wind gust (mph): 42