Winter weather is set to continue throughout March with snow even making an appearance in the UK, including in Stroud.

If you’re making plans, it might be worth you knowing exactly when it will snow this week.

Weather warnings have been put in place for snow and ice in some areas of the UK by the Met Office.

Stroud has a yellow weather warning in place for Monday, March 6 starting at 9pm and ending on Wednesday, March 8 at 10am.

There's also a yellow warning in place for snow on Wednesday, starting at midnight and ending at 23.59pm.

The BBC have shared their Stroud weather forecast and this is when you can expect snow to fall in the town.

You can view your local weather forecast via the BBC website here.

When will it snow in Stroud this week?

Stroud can expect to see light snow from Wednesday this week with sleet beginning to fall in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Tuesday, March 7

6am – Light snow

7am – Light snow

8am – Light snow

9am – Light snow showers

10am – Sleet showers

11am – Sleet showers

12pm – Sleet showers

1pm – Sleet showers

2pm – Sleet showers

3pm – Sleet showers

4pm – Light cloud

5pm – Sunny intervals

6pm until 12am midnight – Clear

Wednesday, March 8

6am – Partly cloudy

7am – Sunny intervals

8am – Sunny intervals

9am – Sunny intervals

10am – Light cloud

11am – Light cloud

12pm – Thick cloud

1pm – Light cloud

2pm – Thick cloud

3pm – Light snow

4pm – Light snow

5pm – Light snow

6pm – Light cloud

7pm – Partly cloudy

8pm – Partly cloudy

9pm – Partly cloudy

10pm – Partly cloudy

11pm – Partly cloudy

12am midnight – Partly cloudy

Stroud News and Journal: Snow is expected in Stroud this weekSnow is expected in Stroud this week (Image: Canva)

Thursday, March 9

6am – Sleet

7am – Sleet

8am – Sleet

9am – Sleet

10am – Sleet

11am – 9pm – Light rain

9pm – Drizzle

10pm – Drizzle

11pm – Drizzle

12am midnight – Light rain

Friday, March 10

6am – 4pm – Light rain

5pm – Gusty winds and light rain

6pm – 8pm – Gusty winds and drizzle

9pm – 11pm – Drizzle

12am midnight - Light rain showers

Saturday, March 11

6am – 3pm – Light rain

4pm – Light rain showers

5pm – Light rain showers

6pm – 11pm – Light rain

12am midnight – Light rain showers

Sunday, March 12

6am – Clear

7am – Sunny

8am – Sunny intervals

9am – Sunny intervals

10am – Sunny intervals

11am – Light cloud

12pm - 5pm – Light rain showers

6pm – 12am midnight – Light rain

What different Met Office weather warnings mean

UKHSA advises people ahead of cold snap

The UKHSA is encouraging people to stay warm and look out for those most at risk from the effects of the weather, such as people with medical conditions or over the age of 65.

The Met Office and UKHSA are warning that all regions of England will experience cold weather from 1 am on Monday to midnight on Wednesday.

Dr Agostinho Sousa, head of extreme events and health protection at UKHSA, said: “During periods like this, it is important to check in on family, friends and relatives who may be more vulnerable to the cold weather, as it can have a serious impact on health.

“If you have a pre-existing medical condition or are over the age of 65, it is important to try and heat your home to at least 18C if you can.”

Chris Almond, deputy chief meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “Although we’ve moved into meteorological spring there will be a distinctly wintry feel to our weather next week. Very cold air will spread across the UK bringing snow showers even to sea level in the north on Monday and these snow showers could spread further south on Tuesday.

“With freezing overnight temperatures and the risk of ice, it is likely weather warnings will be issued for Monday and Tuesday once the detail of potential impacts becomes clearer, so keep an eye on the Met Office forecast.”