Edinburgh weather: Temperatures set to plummet as snow predicted in Edinburgh this week

Here is the day by day weather forecast for Edinburgh next week.
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More snow is on the way this week as temperatures in Edinburgh are set to plummet over the coming days.

The Capital has enjoyed slightly milder temperatures over the last few days, but winter isn't over yet with both the Met Office and the BBC having predicted snow.

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Here is the day by day weather forecast for Edinburgh next week.

Snow and cold temperatures are set to hit Edinburgh this week.Snow and cold temperatures are set to hit Edinburgh this week.
Snow and cold temperatures are set to hit Edinburgh this week.

Monday

Temperatures will remain around nine or 10 degrees throughout the day, with strong winds and cloudy conditions throughout the day. Persistent rain showers are set to start at around 5pm and continue throughout the night.

Tuesday

Temperatures are set to drop significantly on Tuesday, with highs of six degrees and lows of -1. Light rain is predicted to continue throughout most of the day.

Wednesday

Wednesday is set to be mainly dry with sunny intervals. Temperatures will remain low with highs of four or five degrees and lows of zero.

Thursday

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According to the BBC, snow is set to hit the Capital on Thursday. The BBC has predicted it will last from early morning until around midday. Temperatures are set to reach highs on four degrees and lows of one degree.

Friday

Light rain and cloudy conditions are forecast for Friday as we head into the weekend. Temperatures will remain low, with highs of five degrees.

Saturday and Sunday

Snow is set to hit again over the weekend, with sleet showers and light winds forecast over both days. Both days are predicted to see highs of four degrees and lows of one.

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