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UK Faces Arctic Blast as Snow Arrives Saturday
8 Nov
Summary
- Snowfall is expected to arrive in parts of England and Scotland on Saturday, November 21.
- The Scottish Highlands are forecast to receive the predominant snowfall.
- Temperatures will be above average overall after a cold start to the period.
A polar vortex event is introducing further uncertainty into recent temperature drops. Maps indicate that snow is expected to arrive in various parts of England and Scotland on Saturday, November 21.
The Scottish Highlands are specifically forecast to experience the majority of the snowfall. In England, counties such as Cumbria and North Yorkshire are anticipating wintry weather. A smaller snow accumulation is also depicted for West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire.
Derbyshire is identified as the most southerly county projected to receive snow on November 21. However, following an initial cold period, temperatures are anticipated to become above average for the season.
Looking ahead, the weather is expected to become more dynamic, with Atlantic systems bringing rain and strong winds. Overall, temperatures are predicted to be above average, despite an initial cold start to the period.
