When will the UK experience colder conditions and snow?

Colder Arctic Maritime air is gradually introducing colder conditions from the north of Scotland southwards during the rest of the working week, with rain turning to sleet and snow on Thursday and Friday.

Which parts of the UK will see the most snow?

The Scottish Highlands will see the deepest snow, and areas of western Scotland are predicted to see around 16cm, while northern England, including Yorkshire, could receive up to 14cm.

What type of weather is expected on Thursday and Friday?

Outbreaks of rain are expected on Thursday and early Friday, turning increasingly to sleet and snow, initially over higher levels but then to lower elevations too for a time.

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Arctic Blast Brings Snow to UK Lowlands

13 Feb

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Summary

Colder Arctic air mass is moving south through the UK.
Rain is expected Thursday and Friday, turning to snow.
Scottish Highlands and northern England will see significant snowfall.

Colder conditions are gradually spreading southwards across the UK as an Arctic Maritime air mass moves in. This shift will bring rain on Thursday and Friday, which is expected to turn into sleet and then snow.

Initially, snow will fall on higher ground, but it will descend to lower elevations for a time. The Scottish Highlands are predicted to receive the deepest snow due to their elevation, while western Scotland could see around 16cm.

Northern England is also forecast to be significantly impacted. Areas like Yorkshire may experience up to 14cm of snow, according to weather data. These changes mark a substantial shift in weather patterns for the region.

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