UK forecast maps show exact date Britain battered by snow – full list of areas | Weather | News
Parts of the UK will be blanketed in snow and much of the country will face a freezing onslaught. The forecast comes as Britain issues yellow weather warnings for wind and rain in parts of the country today and tomorrow (December 8 and 9).
WXCharts is forecasting wintry weather across parts of Britain by the end of next week. The weather forecaster predicted snow would fall in central and northern Scotland at 6am on December 19. It is also envisaged in North Wales and South Wales.
The same forecaster also predicted rain across England, including the South West, South East, East Anglia, Midlands and North. There will also be rain in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
The Met Office said of the period: “A similar pattern to that seen in early December is expected to continue, particularly initially, with frontal systems from the Atlantic spreading across and across the UK, interspersed with some temporary drier interludes.
“These will bring occasional heavy rains and could lead to some impact risks given how wet the weather has been recently. “There may also be potential for strong winds at times.
“Although generally mild, there may be a slight downward trend in temperatures later in the period, particularly in northern parts of the UK where there may be a slightly higher chance of experiencing some winter hazards at times.”
Snowfall is expected in cities
- inverness
- perth
- stirling
- Bangor
- Cardiff
- swansea
Rain is expected in cities
- Birmingham
- Bradford
- Brighton and Hove
- Cambridge
- Canterbury
- carlisle
- Chelmsford
- Chichester
- colchester
- in Coventry
- Doncaster
- Durham
- Ely
- Kingston upon Hull
- lancaster
- Leeds
- Leicester
- Lincoln’s
- Liverpool
- London
- Manchester
- Milton Keynes
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne
- Norwich
- nottingham
- Oxford
- peterborough
- plymouth
- Portsmouth
- preston
- Ripon
- salford
- Sheffield
- southampton
- Southend-on-Sea
- St Albans
- Sunderland
- wells
- Westminster
- winchester
- worcester
- York
- Derry
- Aberdeen
- Dundee
- Dunferm line
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- inverness
- perth
- stirling
- Bangor
- Cardiff
- newport
- Aziz Asaf
- St. David’s
- swansea
Today: Showers will continue in Northern Ireland and Scotland, but it will then become drier. Sunny weather prevails across much of Northern England and North Wales. Other places are quite cloudy and showery. It will then make a very wet and windy turn from the southwest.
Tonight: Heavy rain and strong winds will spread from south-west England to the north-east overnight, possibly causing some flooding and travel disruption. It gets progressively lighter throughout the night.
Tuesday: Wet and very windy in the north, especially in western Scotland. Elsewhere, the rain clears to the east, changing to sunny skies and intermittent showers. A stormy and very gentle day for everyone.
Outlook from Wednesday to Friday: There will be heavy rain and strong winds until Wednesday, especially in western Scotland. A short settling period on Thursday. Stronger winds and rain are expected on Friday. It stays light throughout.
