Bristol can expect a cold but dull start to the new year with fog and cloud forecast for most of the day.
The arrival of the cold snap means temperatures are only expected to rise a few degrees above freezing to 3C and there could be some sleet later on.
But so far there is no sign of the snow which is falling in the surrounding counties of Somerset and Gloucestershire and closed parts of the M5 in Devon.
And if you want to know why that might be click here.
According to the BBC weather forecast, the grey start to 2021 looks set to continue but the Met Office say there will be sunshine on Saturday morning for anybody who fancies getting out the house to enjoy the frosty conditions.
The BBC forecast says: "New Years Day will be mostly cloudy and chilly with some spots of rain or sleet possible at times but a lot of dry weather too. A moderate northerly wind.
"Mainly cloudy and dull conditions continue into the evening with low cloud and the chance of the odd shower. Clearing from the north overnight."
The Met Office say there could be some scattered wintery showers tonight but it should be mainly clear with frost and icy roads as temperatures dip below freezing."
The Met Office forecast for Saturday in the South West is: "A largely dry day for most with sunny intervals on Saturday. However, scattered showers will develop in the west during the afternoon.
"Another cold day with overnight frosts. Maximum temperature 6 °C."
And this is what the Met Office says about Sunday and Monday "Turning cloudier on Sunday with a risk of some showers developing, then often cloudy with further showers on Monday and Tuesday. Feeling cold throughout and becoming breezy."
