The Met office has said there is a potential for snow for this Christmas but that it is more likely to be part of a wintry band of weather.
The UK weather forecaster predicts conditions to turn colder at the weekend with the Christmas period most likely to start with "a colder, showery, northerly airflow in situ across much of the country, perhaps with the exception of the far south, bringing some snowfall, mainly across hills in the north."
However there is still some uncertainty in the details of the forecast for Christmas Day - and the conditions for Powys make it looks like snow is unlikely in towns.
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Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Chris Almond said: “On Christmas Day there’s a chance of showers almost anywhere, and across the high ground of Scotland in particular, these could fall as sleet and snow, which would technically make it a White Christmas, as we only need to see a single flake falling.
"However, for the majority of the UK it’s unlikely that we’ll see significant snow, but it will likely feel cold in a strong breeze.
“Beyond Christmas Day a westerly influence on the weather remains the most likely scenario, with further rain or showers and strong winds for many, and again mainly over the hills of Scotland, some sleet and snow is likely, as is often the case in December. Further details will be available closer to the time.”
What weather you can expect in your area on Christmas Day:
Newtown
The Met office is predicting it will be "partly cloudy changing to sunny intervals by late morning". The day will be quite cool with a high of 9°C and only a 10 per cent chance of precipitation.
Welshpool
Similarly in Welshpool it will be "partly cloudy changing to sunny intervals by late morning" but will be ever so slightly warmer with a high of 10°C with a 10percnt chance of precipitation
Llandrindod Wells
It is expected to be a bit more over cast in Radnorshire with weather in Llandrindod Wells expected to be "partly cloudy" but there is an outside chance of snow in the early hours with the likelihood of precipitation being rated at 50 per cent.
Machynlleth
Machnynlleth is set to have a more disruptive day with "light showers changing to cloudy in the afternoon" being predicted. There is a chance this could mean snow but it is unlikely given temperatures will be around 10°C.
Brecon
Brecon is set to expect possible shower at either end of the day. Like Llandrindod Wells there is a chance of precipitation in the early hours of the morning with the weather in the day expected to be "cloudy changing to light rain by night-time".
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