Snow Forecast for Three UK Nations
Weather maps indicate that up to 56cm of snow could fall across several parts of the UK within the next few days. After a relatively warm week in the south, the country is expected to experience a sudden shift to colder conditions this November.
Areas Affected by Snow
- North-west England
- North Wales
- Most of Scotland
Forecasters at WX Charts have shown weather maps with patches of purple, white, and blue highlighting the approaching colder weather. One area in the Scottish Highlands may see up to 56cm of snow by around November 17.
Regional Snowfall Details
- Scottish Highlands: up to 56cm of snow
- Edinburgh and Glasgow: around 3cm of snow
- North Wales: up to 3cm of snow by 6am on November 17
- North Yorkshire: up to 6cm of snow on the morning of November 17
- Cumbria: approximately 5cm of snow
- Greater Manchester area: around 3cm of snow
The Met Office's long-range forecast suggests the second half of November will bring colder weather.
This shift highlights a significant cold snap moving into the UK, transitioning from an unseasonably warm spell to potentially heavy snowfalls in several regions.
Author’s summary: A sharp temperature drop will bring heavy snowfall up to 56cm to parts of Scotland, north-west England, and North Wales by mid-November, ending the recent warmth.