There is currently a yellow weather warning for the South East (which the IW falls into) for Saturday and Sunday.
Although looking at the Met Office maps, it looks as if the Isle of Wight isn’t included in the prediction of band of snow moving across the region on Saturday and Sunday, it’s possible it might head this way.
What is certain is that temperatures are due to drop, so please make sure you have plenty of blankets etc on hand over the weekend.
Here’s what the Met Office says,
Saturday
A band of snow moving into eastern England from the North Sea is expected to give accumulations of 2cm or so quite widely, and perhaps 5cm in places. Although timing is uncertain the snow is likely to be most widespread and heaviest late on Friday evening. After midnight it will tend to die out, but untreated roads may remain icy well into Saturday morning. The public are advised that some travel disruption may result.
Sunday
A band of snow will continue to move slowly eastwards across England during the first half of Sunday. This may be heavy initially but will tend to die out during Sunday morning. Total accumulations from this snow event are likely to be of order 5-10cm in many places; this includes low lying areas. The public are advised that this is likely to lead to some travel disruption, and should pay close attention to forecasts as the event approaches
