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UK Snow Watch: Wintry Showers Possible Next Week!
7 Nov
Summary
- Wintry showers are predicted for the UK's far north next week.
- Widespread snowfall and an imminent big freeze are unlikely.
- Temperatures are expected to remain close to seasonal averages.
Wintry showers are possible in the far north of the UK next week, according to the Met Office, though a significant freeze is not anticipated. Forecasters have downplayed suggestions of widespread disruptive snow, indicating that most areas will experience typical autumnal weather with cloud, rain, and intermittent sunshine.
This weekend may see overnight mist, fog, and some frost. By Tuesday, rain and strong winds are expected to move in. From November 11 to 20, colder air could arrive from the north, bringing a few wintry showers to the far north while other regions enjoy dry conditions.
More unsettled weather, including further rain and strong winds from the Atlantic, is likely around November 14-15 and the following week. Despite a potential cold spell, temperatures are generally predicted to be above seasonal averages. Longer-term forecasts into early December suggest continued unsettled conditions with spells of heavy rain and wind, interspersed with drier intervals.
