UK Weather Forecast for November 19
Weather maps indicate Devon will experience significant snowfall later this month as temperatures fall across the UK.
Snowfall Predictions
- Exmoor National Park in North Devon may receive around 3cm of snow per hour.
- Other towns such as Exeter, Yeovil, and Sherborne are expected to see lighter snowfall at about 1cm per hour.
- South West England and South Wales face heavy snowfall, with some areas potentially experiencing 3cm/hr.
Rainfall and Temperature Outlook
Meanwhile, much of southern England and regions including Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, and Warwickshire will encounter substantial rainfall.
- London and Southampton could see rainfall rates up to 1.5cm per hour.
- Cardiff and Plymouth are likely to get a light dusting of snow.
A weather map for November 19 shows the south coast of England and Wales covered by clouds indicating heavy showers, with temperatures struggling to reach 4-5°C in most areas, including London.
“Exmoor National Park is forecast to be hit hardest by the snowfall, with accumulation rates around 3cm per hour.”
Most of the UK will find it difficult to reach temperatures above single digits on the 19th, with midday highs near 4-5°C especially around the capital.
Summary
Devon and parts of the West Country are expected to experience notable snowfall and a sharp temperature drop around November 19, while southern England faces heavy rain and cool conditions.
Author's Note
This weather forecast highlights a significant mid-November cold snap, bringing substantial snow to Devon and widespread rain to southern England.