Britain Faces Major Snow Blast in Three Regions
Weather forecasts predict a sharp drop in temperatures following a mild and unsettled period, with snow expected across three parts of the UK. An Arctic blast is anticipated in the coming weeks, potentially bringing temperatures down to -1°C.
Current Weather Conditions
After a cold start earlier this week, conditions have turned mild and unsettled due to low-pressure systems moving in from the Atlantic. This pattern is expected to continue through the first week of November before a sudden temperature drop.
Temperature Changes
- Temperatures are forecast to stay in double figures across much of the UK until around November 10.
- After this date, temperatures will fall into single digits and then below freezing in Scotland by November 13.
Snowfall Predictions
Weather maps from WXCharts indicate snow will fall in two areas of Scotland — the northern and central regions — with additional flurries expected in northern England.
“There could be snow throughout the day on November 13 in those regions.”
Specific Temperature Outlook for November 13
- By midday, western Scotland is expected to reach -1°C.
- Bitterly cold conditions will prevail across the country.
- Northern areas and Wales will see temperatures hovering around zero.
- The warmest region will be southeast England, where temperatures could rise to 7°C.
Author’s summary: Britain is bracing for a significant cold snap starting mid-November, with temperatures dropping below freezing and snow expected across Scotland and northern England.