Will there be snow in Scotland this weekend?

Yes, eastern Scotland may see light snowfall on its higher hills, mixed with rain and sleet, as milder air filters in.

What is the weather forecast for Wales and Southwest England?

Wales and southwest England are expected to experience heavy showers on Saturday.

How will temperatures compare across the UK this weekend?

England and Wales will have average February temperatures around 10-11C, feeling mild, while parts of Scotland will remain colder, with highs of 5-7C and feeling cooler due to wind.

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Scotland Faces Wintry Mix: Snow on Hills Amidst Milder Air

7 Feb

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Summary

East Scotland may see snowfall on higher hills with rain and sleet.
Wales and southwest England face heavy showers on Saturday.
Temperatures will be average for February, reaching up to 10C in England.

Scotland Faces Wintry Mix: Snow on Hills Amidst Milder Air

Eastern Scotland is forecast to receive a combination of rain and sleet from the North Sea, with the possibility of light snowfall over higher elevations. While significant snow accumulation is not anticipated due to milder air, the mix may still create a wintry feel in these areas.

Heavy showers are predicted for Wales and southwest England on Saturday, potentially extending to Northern Ireland later in the day. In contrast, eastern England is expected to be more sheltered, experiencing fewer showers and more dry periods.

Western Scotland is set to enjoy the most sunshine throughout Saturday. Temperatures across England and Wales will be seasonal, around 10-11C, feeling mild compared to earlier in February.