UK faces 3cm per hour snow with four counties in south of England hammered
Snowfall projections from WX Charts, using Met Desk data based on advanced GFS modelling, indicate the possibility of snow reaching as far south as four counties in southern England. The affected areas include Devon, Dorset, Somerset, and Cornwall.
The charts highlight patches of purple, white, and grey that correspond to different snow intensities. Forecasts suggest up to 3 centimetres of snow could accumulate in parts of these regions around November 19, with some areas possibly seeing snowfall rates of up to 3 centimetres per hour.
Data from November 6 signals a cold shift expected across the south coast by mid-month, bringing wintry conditions and light accumulations of snow. These developments mark one of the earliest winter patterns for this region of the year.
“This week is forecast to start off mostly dry and settled and probably on the cold side, especially in the south, with some overnight frosts and fog patches. With pressure looking likely to remain quite high to the north-west of Britain, there is potential for one or two short lived northerly blasts, but again widespread snowfall looks unlikely.” — Netweather TV
Summary
Early winter forecasts show up to 3 cm per hour of snow possible across four southern English counties as mid-November brings a colder, unsettled period.