We didn't have a White Christmas, but snow could still be coming to Basingstoke, according to the BBC weather.
A sleet and snow risk has been forecast for the South of England on Friday morning, and more snow is predicted for January 2 and January 6.
With temperatures potentially reaching as low as -1 °C, residents may want to keep an eye out for snow on specific days and times.
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On Friday, January 2, light snow is expected around 6pm, but it should finish by 7pm.
Temperatures will be 1 °C and may feel like -4 °C, with a gentle breeze forecasted.
On Tuesday, January 6, residents might see more of the white stuff.
Light snow is predicted to start at 8am.
However, don't expect a total shift in the weather as sunny spells are expected to mix in, bringing the temperature up to 3 °C at 12pm.
You might want to wrap up relatively warmly for your morning commute on Tuesday, January 6, when, at 8am, temperatures could be as low as -1°C, but the thermostat could go up to 1 °C at 10am.
The snow is reportedly set to last throughout the day, predicted to finish at 4am on Wednesday, January 7.
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