Snow Forecast for Three UK Nations with Up to 56cm Expected
Weather maps indicate that parts of the UK will experience significant snowfall as freezing temperatures arrive within days. Following an unusually warm week in the south, a colder spell is moving in for November.
Regions Affected by Snow
Forecasts from WX Charts predict snow flurries across England, Scotland, and Wales. Weather maps display patches of purple, white, and blue, signifying the arrival of colder conditions.
- North-west England
- North Wales
- Most of Scotland
Snowfall Predictions by Area
- Scottish Highlands: Up to 56cm of snow
- Edinburgh and Glasgow: Around 3cm
- North Wales: Up to 3cm around 6am on November 17
- North Yorkshire: Up to 6cm on the morning of November 17
- Cumbria: 5cm
- Near Greater Manchester: 3cm
"Forecasters have predicted that as much as 56cm of snow could fall in one area on around November 17."
"The Met Office's long range forecast for that time has suggested the weather in the second half of the month could start to get colder."
These developments mark a significant shift from recent mild conditions, signaling a chilly period ahead for much of the UK.
Author's summary: Heavy snow with accumulations up to 56cm is expected across parts of the UK in mid-November, bringing a sharp temperature drop after an unseasonably warm start to the month.