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UK Snow Alert: 26 Areas Face Potential Winter Blast

5 Feb

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Summary

  • Twenty-six UK areas are under potential snow threat today.
  • Rain is forecast to turn to snow over North Wales and Scotland.
  • Further snow is predicted for England and Scotland later this month.
UK Snow Alert: 26 Areas Face Potential Winter Blast

As of February 5, 2026, the Met Office has issued weather warnings for snow, ice, and wind across the UK, with 26 areas potentially facing snowfall today. Rain moving northwards is expected to turn heavy and, in places, transform into snow over North Wales, the Pennines, and the Scottish mountains. Winds are predicted to remain strong in northern regions, with average temperatures expected.

Looking ahead to the period between February 9 and February 18, increased rainfall is anticipated, particularly in western areas prone to flooding. As this rain moves north, snow is possible across northern England and Scotland, primarily over higher ground. Coastal areas may experience strong winds, while temperatures are expected to be near average, with cooler conditions more likely in the north.

From February 19 to March 5, changeable weather conditions are forecast for the entire UK. Low-pressure systems are likely to dominate, bringing frequent showers or spells of rain, sometimes heavy. Snowfall is also expected in northern areas, specifically on hills. The potential for strong winds, especially along coasts, remains, with temperatures predicted to be around average or slightly above.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Twenty-six areas across North Wales, the Pennines, and the Scottish mountains could experience snow today as rain turns wintry.
Further snow is predicted for northern England and Scotland, mainly over high ground, between February 9 and February 18.
From February 19 to March 5, the UK can expect changeable weather with rain, potential hill snow in the north, and periods of strong winds.

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