When is snow expected in the UK?

Snowfall is predicted for early February, potentially covering large parts of Scotland and Northern England, with some patches expected the following week.

What are the expected temperatures during the February cold snap?

Temperatures could drop as low as -5C in Scotland, with other regions experiencing lows around 0C to 1C.

Will there be strong winds accompanying the snow?

Yes, projections indicate that wind speeds could reach up to 65mph in some areas during this period.

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UK Braces for February Snow Blast

5 Feb

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Summary

Snowfall is predicted across Scotland and parts of Northern England.
Temperatures could drop as low as -5C in Scotland.
Strong winds up to 65mph are also expected across the UK.

Forecasting maps indicate a substantial snow cover across Britain in early February, with Scotland and parts of Northern England likely to be affected. Snowfall is predicted to reach as far south as Lincolnshire. Scotland could experience temperatures as low as -5C, while England, Wales, and Northern Ireland will see minimum temperatures around 0C to 1C.

Winds of up to 65mph are also projected for early February. While some snow patches may appear in the following week, most of the country is expected to receive rain. The latter half of February anticipates more changeable weather conditions. Early February also brings forecasts of rain, potentially heavy, particularly in western areas already prone to flooding.

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