URGENT UPDATE: The North East is bracing for a sharp drop in temperatures, with the Met Office confirming that Newcastle will plummet to a daily low of -1°C this Monday, November 17. As icy conditions set in, residents are advised to prepare for widespread frost and brisk winds, with snow forecasted to blanket the region mid-week.
Overnight, clear skies will lead to significant frost across the area as Monday begins. The Met Office anticipates coastal showers, which may extend further inland but are likely to remain offshore as the day progresses. Expect gusts of up to 33mph in Newcastle during the morning, intensifying the chilly feel that will linger throughout the day.
Monday’s forecast starts off fine and dry, bringing plenty of sunshine. However, the wind chill will make temperatures feel much colder, with highs struggling to reach 6°C. Residents can expect a mix of sunny intervals and overcast skies as the day unfolds.
Here’s the hour-by-hour forecast for Newcastle on Monday, November 17:
– **12 AM:** 5°C but feels like 1°C / Light showers
– **6 AM:** 3°C but feels like -1°C / Partly cloudy
– **12 PM:** 6°C but feels like 2°C / Sunny
– **5 PM:** 3°C but feels like 0°C / Partly cloudy
– **9 PM:** 2°C but feels like -1°C / Partly cloudy
With the cold snap predicted to continue, residents should remain vigilant for updates and prepare for potentially hazardous conditions, especially as snow is expected to arrive mid-week.
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