Derby weather: The exact time snow is forecast to fall in Derby next week

The Met Office has warned of 'substantial' snowfall across the UK next week The Met Office has warned of 'substantial' snowfall across the UK next week
The Met Office has warned of 'substantial' snowfall across the UK next week | Getty Images
'Substantial' snow has been forecast by Met Office officials

Derby is set to experience sub-zero temperatures and snowfall next week as 'arctic air' sweeps the UK.

Temperatures could plummet to as low as -3C here in Derby, with snow flurries and ice on both the Met Office and BBC weather forecasts.

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As temperatures continue to drop the Met Office has warned that areas in the UK could be hit with 'substantial' snow.

The Met Office's Head of Situational Awareness, Will Lang said: “There will be a resurgence in the really cold weather through the weekend and that spreads across the whole of the UK during the early part of next week.

"Initially, this means there will be more in the way of showers around the coasts, turning increasingly to snow for many areas, especially further north.”

Full five-day weather forecast for Derby, UK

With all this in mind, we wanted to give you the chance to prepare for the icy climes. Here is a five-day weather forecast for Derby - including the exact time snow is expected to fall in our region.

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Saturday, January 13: 8C daytime | 0C night time | Sunny intervals and a gentle breeze

Sunday, January 14: 6C daytime | -2C night time | Sunny intervals and a gentle breeze

Monday, January 15: 3C daytime | -3C night time | Sunny with a gentle breeze

Tuesday, January 16: 3C daytime | -3C night time | Light snow and gentle breeze. Snow is expected to fall in Derby at around 6pm.

Wednesday, January 17: 3C daytime | -4C night time | Sunny and light winds

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