Snow forecast for parts of UK as cold snap takes hold Conditions should remain dry in the south, with sunny spells but it will still feel quite cold and blustery. "Although the temperatures will be around 6C or 7C in the south, the wind will make it feel noticeably colder," Mr Sibley added. A band of rain is expected to move in from the north on Tuesday which will bring with it a milder spell but conditions are expected to deteriorate on Wednesday. Strong winds will ensure that temperatures plummet as snow showers move down the east coast, bringing a slight covering of snow. Mr Sibley said the snow would probably fizzle out as it moved inland and that by Thursday, milder air would return. "It will be a brief cold snap," he said. January's heavy snow showers caused huge disruption as schools were closed, flights cancelled and train services suspended. Torrential rain over led to severe flooding in low-lying areas and 13 flood warnings remain in place.