Will North Devon have a white Christmas?

Tuesday: Cloudy. Chance for a rain or snow shower.

The cold weather is not expected to turn frigid as temperatures are likely to moderate early next week.

As the week progresses, the detail about Storm Barbara will be fined tuned, so it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on the forecast in the coming days.

Storm Barbara is the second named storm of the 2016-17 season. “It’s not going to have a big effect on this country”, he added.

Late tonight and Wednesday, a Wind Advisory has been posted for central and western North Dakota.

Stay tuned for updates on the Christmas travel forecast from the STORMTracker Weather Team.

A spokesman said: “A major pattern change will occur across a large swathe of the Northern hemisphere”.

The Met Office warned of the potential for disrupted travel and power supplies over the holiday period.

Last week, we experienced some extreme weather conditions in a short amount of time: from peaceful snowfall to violent hail storms within hours.

In North Devon, Christmas Eve looks dry and cloudy, while Christmas Day looks like it will be wet.

Temperatures will remain average across the country on Thursday, with mostly dry conditions in the Plains and the South while East Coast states from ME to Florida will get a dry day Friday when the low-pressure system moves offshore.

Accumulations will likely be confined to the mountains and even there they will be small.

The storm is set to be the biggest to hit the United Kingdom for more than a year, it threatens to top winds from Storm Angus in November. Even though the risk of severe weather is very low, on or two severe storms cannot be ruled out. Very heavy rains, strong winds are expected looking at the storm’s track.

They say bridges, ferry services and flights are likely to be affected by the high winds, so travellers are being advised to avoid unnecessary journeys during the peak of the storm.