When is snow expected to hit the UK?

Snow is expected to arrive across 27 UK areas before Wednesday, February 18.

Which areas will see the most snow?

Higher ground areas could see accumulations of several millimeters, with specific predictions for south of Whitby and the Scottish Highlands to receive between 0.5 and 4mm/hour on Sunday, February 15.

What are the driving conditions expected to be like?

Widespread icy conditions and reduced visibility are anticipated from Sunday, February 15, potentially leading to dangerous driving.

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UK Braces for Snow: Wintry Blast Arrives by Wednesday!

14 Feb

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Summary

Met Office has issued snow warnings for 27 UK areas.
Accumulations could reach several millimeters, especially higher grounds.
Icy conditions and reduced visibility are expected from Sunday.

UK Braces for Snow: Wintry Blast Arrives by Wednesday!

The Met Office has forecast widespread snow across 27 areas of the UK, with wintry conditions expected to arrive before Wednesday, February 18. Freezing temperatures are currently affecting much of the nation, and these conditions are predicted to worsen. Snowfall could accumulate to several millimeters, with higher ground areas being particularly susceptible to heavier deposits.

From Sunday, February 15, the UK is set to experience widespread icy conditions and potentially hazardous driving due to reduced visibility. While much of the country will see less than 0.5mm/hour of snow, specific locations like south of Whitby in North Yorkshire and the Scottish Highlands could receive between 0.5 and 4mm/hour. The Met Office's five-day forecast, updated on Saturday, indicates sunshine preceding periods of rain and snow, with England, Scotland, and Wales all anticipated to experience some snowfall over the next three days.

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