Snow Expected to Impact Three UK Nations with Up to 56cm Forecast
Weather maps indicate that parts of the UK will experience significant snowfall as freezing temperatures approach in the coming days. After an unusually mild week in the south, November is expected to turn much colder.
Forecast Details
Forecasters at WX Charts have highlighted areas in England, Scotland, and Wales where snow is likely to fall, showing patches of purple, white, and blue on their maps—signs of incoming colder conditions.
- Up to 56cm of snow could accumulate in parts of the Scottish Highlands around November 17.
- Snowfall of around 3cm is expected in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
- North Wales could see up to 3cm of snow by 6am on November 17.
- North Yorkshire might receive as much as 6cm on the same morning.
- Other areas, including Cumbria and near Greater Manchester, could get 5cm and 3cm respectively.
Regional Impact
The regions most affected will be north-west England, North Wales, and much of Scotland, with the Scottish Highlands potentially bearing the heaviest snowfall.
"Parts of the Scottish Highlands could see a huge 56cm of snowfall, according to WX Charts."
Long-Range Outlook
The Met Office's long-range forecast suggests that colder conditions may persist and possibly intensify in the second half of November.
Author's Summary
A sharp cold spell will bring heavy snow to Scotland, north-west England, and North Wales mid-November, with some areas forecast to see up to 56cm.