icantdothis ~ Latest Outlook from the metoffice. Could turn milder at times (especially in the south) but it's looking like the whole of March could be a cold one for many.
UK Outlook for Sunday 4 Mar 2018 to Tuesday 13 Mar 2018:
Further rain, sleet or snow is expected next Sunday and into Monday, as an area of low pressure moves north across the UK with showers following. Northern parts are likely to see the snow, whereas rain or sleet is more likely further south. It will stay very cold across the UK, with brisk winds in the north. During the following week, and into mid-March it is likely to stay cold in the north, but temperatures could return nearer normal in the south, making it less cold here than recent days. It is likely to be unsettled through the week, with rain and strong winds across the country, perhaps turning to snow across central and northern parts. The best chance of drier conditions will be in the far north and northwest.
UK Outlook for Wednesday 14 Mar 2018 to Wednesday 28 Mar 2018:
The easterly wind is likely to persist, with colder than average conditions in the north, but it may be a little milder at times in the south and southwest of the UK. There will continue to be a risk of snow across some central and northern areas, but in the far north and northwest it should be drier. Frost and ice will continue to be widespread and severe in places. As we head towards the middle of March it may turn more unsettled and less cold with milder and wetter weather spreading up from the south or southwest. This may lead to further significant snow in places although this remains very uncertain. Northern areas may hang on to the colder weather well into March.