When Storm Darcy could bring snow to Romsey tomorrow

SNOW is set to hit Romsey tomorrow, the Met Office has predicted.

The forecaster issued a yellow weather warning on Saturday (February 6) urging residents to be aware of icy roads.

This has now been extended until 11.59pm tomorrow (February 10).

The town was almost untouched by Storm Darcy, dubbed "Beast from the East 2", at the weekend.

However, tomorrow the area could see some white stuff.

Light snow is predicted at 5am, with the needle expected to drop to -2C and a "feels like" temperature of -7C.

Here’s the hour by hour forecast for Romsey in full for tomorrow and Thursday as it stands, as of Tuesday, February 9:

Wednesday, February 10

12am

Cloudy, -1C, chance of precipitation 10%

1am

Cloudy, -1C, chance of precipitation 10%

2am

Overcast, -1C, chance of precipitation 20%

3am

Overcast, -1C, chance of precipitation 10%

4am

Overcast, -1C, chance of precipitation 10%

5am

Light snow, -1C, chance of precipitation 50%

6am

Overcast, -1C, chance of precipitation 10%

7am

Cloudy, -2C, chance of precipitation 10%

8am

Cloudy, -1C, chance of precipitation <5%

9am

Cloudy, -1C, chance of precipitation <5%

10am

Overcast, 0C, chance of precipitation 10%

11am

Cloudy, 1C, chance of precipitation <5%

12pm

Overcast, 2C, chance of precipitation 10%

1pm

Overcast, 2C, chance of precipitation 10%

2pm

Cloudy, 2C, chance of precipitation 10%

3pm

Sunny intervals, 2C, chance of precipitation <5%

4pm

Cloudy, 2C, chance of precipitation <5%

5pm

Sunny day, 1C, chance of precipitation <5%

6pm

Clear night, 0C, chance of precipitation <5%

7pm

Clear night, -1C, chance of precipitation <5%

8pm

Clear night, -1C, chance of precipitation <5%

9pm