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Is it snowing in Skegness?

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        Blue bars: snowfall each hour (taller is heavier). Figures: temperature in °C.

        Will it snow in Skegness this winter?

        No forecast can tell you this far ahead whether this winter will be snowy. The recent record is a fair guide: Skegness saw snow in 4 of the last 5 winters, with about 2 days of snowfall in a typical winter and the first fall most often in January.

        The last snowfall in the records was on 15 February 2026. The biggest single day in the last 5 winters was 15 February 2026, with about 2.9 cm.

        When did it last snow in Skegness?

        Winter (Nov to Mar)Snow daysTotalBiggest day
        2021/2200 cm–
        2022/2322 cm9 March 2023 (1.6 cm)
        2023/2432 cm3 December 2023 (0.6 cm)
        2024/2523 cm5 January 2025 (2.5 cm)
        2025/2625 cm15 February 2026 (2.9 cm)

        A snow day here is a day with at least 0.5 cm of snowfall. Figures come from ERA5, a reconstruction of past weather on a grid about 30 km across, so they smooth out hills and frost hollows: treat them as a guide to how often it snows, not a count from your street.

        Is it snowing near Skegness?

        Snow in Skegness: what to expect

        Skegness is in Lincolnshire, in the Met Office’s East Midlands warning region. At around 4 m above sea level, Skegness is low-lying, so snow here often turns to sleet or melts unless the cold air is well established. Of the last 5 winters, the snowiest here was 2023/24.

        The answer above is worked out for Skegness’s own position. YES means snow is falling now, SOON means it is forecast in the next 24 hours and NO means neither, with a note if ice, freezing rain or lying snow could still cause trouble.

        Will it settle?

        Snow only settles when the surface it lands on is cold enough. The air can be below freezing while the ground is still holding heat from a mild week, so the first flakes melt as they land. We look at the forecast ground temperature as well as the air: at 0°C or below, snow settles almost everywhere; between about 1°C and 2°C it collects on grass, car roofs and garden furniture first while roads and pavements stay wet; above that, most of it melts. Heavy snow can beat a warm ground by cooling it, which is why a short burst often settles when a long, light fall does not.

        Questions

        Is it snowing in Skegness right now?

        The answer at the top of this page is live, from a forecast for Skegness’s exact position that is updated every 10 minutes. YES means snow is falling now, SOON means snow is forecast within 24 hours and NO means neither.

        Will it snow in Skegness tomorrow?

        The hour-by-hour strip under the answer shows forecast snowfall and temperature for the next 24 hours. For warnings that cover Skegness, see the Met Office’s East Midlands region, shown in the panel when a warning is in force.

        When did it last snow in Skegness?

        The last day with at least 0.5 cm of snowfall in our records was 15 February 2026, when about 2.9 cm fell. If the answer at the top of this page says YES, that date is out of date: it’s snowing now.

        How often does it snow in Skegness?

        In the last 5 winters Skegness averaged about 2 days with at least 0.5 cm of snowfall and about 2 cm in total each winter. The snowiest was 2023/24, with 3 days.

        Are schools in Skegness closed because of snow?

        Each school decides and the council publishes the list. Check GOV.UK, which takes you to the council’s list by postcode.

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