Met Office hour-by-hour weather forecast for Nottingham as snow approaches

Wintry showers and ice are likely to bring some travel disruption across the region overnight on Wednesday and into Thursday morning.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire from 10pm on February 26 until 10am on February 27.

The cold spell follows days of strong winds and widespread flooding which came as a consequence of Storm Ciara on Sunday, February 9 and Storm Dennis on Sunday, February 16.

Temperatures will drop to around 2C, while it will feel as if it has dropped below freezing.

The Met Office has warned that roads and railways could be affected with longer journey times by road, bus and train.

The snowy conditions are set to continue through the week, with forecasters warning people it could continue over the next couple of days and urging motorists to take care.

Hour-by-hour forecast for Nottingham for February 26 and 27:

10pm Wednesday: Cloudy. 2C. Wind speed 7mph

11pm Wednesday: Cloudy. 2C. Wind speed 8mph

Midnight Wednesday: Cloudy. 2C. Wind speed 7mph

Met Office warning for snow and ice (Met Office)

1am Thursday: Overcast. 3C. Wind speed 7mph

2am: Cloudy. 3C. Wind speed 7mph

3am: Light rain. 3C. Wind speed 7mph

A snow covered tram in Nottingham city centre (Nottingham Post/Milo Clay)

4am: Cloudy. 3C. Wind speed 6mph

5am: Light rain. 2C. Wind speed 6mph

6am: Light rain. 2C. Wind speed 6mph

7am: Light rain. 2C. Wind speed 5mph

8am: Heavy rain. 2C. Wind speed 6 mph

9am: Light rain. 2C. Wind speed 7mph.

10am: Light rain. 2C. Wind speed 9mph.