The latest weather maps from WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, show the white stuff set to cake swathes of the country on February 27 and 28, next week.
UK snow maps show 28 cities in England under a blanket of 350-mile snow. The latest weather maps from WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, show the white stuff set to cake swathes of the country on February 27 and 28, next week.
It will cover 28 cities in England, including Bath, Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Canterbury, Carlisle, Colchester, Coventry, Derby, Doncaster, Hull, Lancaster, and Leicester, according to the latest projections from the forecasters.
Snow could also hit Lichfield, Lincoln, London, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxford, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Preston, Truro, Westminster, Winchester, Wolverhampton, and Worcester, according to the maps and charts from the company.
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“The upcoming week will see and begin with unsettled and potentially windy weather across Ireland as that low-pressure area from the Atlantic features and turns to snow once again across parts of Scotland and potentially to other parts of northern England as it remains rather cold during this evening and into early Tuesday before turning to rain elsewhere,” James Madden said.
The Exacta Weather forecaster said: “From around midweek also looks set to bring a battle between high and low pressure, which is likely to see some cloudy to dull conditions developing for many and potential drizzle or light rain in places from associated weather fronts, particularly across parts of Ireland, Scotland, and some western regions, with the best of any more amicable weather and potential but limited sunshine being reserved for more southern and eastern areas in this same period.”
Mr Madden went on and added: “However, this same period is also likely to bring a significant rise in temperatures and some mild to very mild conditions for many and possibly a little more in the way of sunshine for the exact period we covered for in February within our several-month-ahead forecast.”
“By next Friday or Saturday, we could even see temperatures reaching the high teens at the very least in the warmest spots,” he said.
“Beyond this, and from as early as next Sunday or Monday, we could see things turning more unsettled and gradually cooler once again, and in and around February 28th is likely to see a swift reversion back to quite cold conditions for many and an unusually late wintry blast, which will also bring a heightened snow risk of 2-5 days at the very least for some large parts of the UK and Ireland,” he commented.