What time is snow expected to stop in Birmingham? Exact hour snowfall ends with 'no more flurries' - as Storm Goretti causes travel chaos
Hour by hour weather forecasts from the Met Office show further snow on Friday, January 9, morning, in Birmingham.
Brummies woke to blankets of snow this morning after flurries last night. An amber warning for snow has been issued for Wales and the Midlands and parts of northern England.
But the amber warning is lifted at 9am - and forecasts show the snow will end mid-morning too. Bringing some respite, Met Office forecasts show Birmingham will see snow every hour from 5am, 6am, 7am and 8am. But at 9am, the flurries will STOP.
A BBC Weather forecast states: "Today will start cloudy and windy with rain and hill snow in southern areas. Cloud and wintry showers in the north-east but drier elsewhere. Turning brighter in the south-west in the afternoon."
It adds: "Tonight will see variable cloud and occasional showers, these falling as snow for Scotland, and for hills in the south too. Easing winds in the south-east. Turning drier for inland areas overnight."
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Birmingham Airport was forced to close last night and this morning due to the snow. In its latest update it said: “Reduced runway operations have resumed.
“The safety of our colleagues and customers is our number one priority. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Passengers due to travel should contact their airline regarding the status of flights.”