UK weather maps show exact date Scotland to Midlands to be hit by snow – 6 cities affected | Weather | News
Weather maps reveal exact date profit It may fall across part of the United Kingdom stretching from Scotland to the Midlands. Manchester, Blackburn, Leeds, Liverpool, Stoke-on-Trent and Telford are five cities that look ready to dust themselves off, according to maps created by WX Charts using Met Desk data on Wednesday (8 October).
A large area of central and northern Scotland, from Wick to Stirling, is bracing for snowfall overnight on Friday (October 24), while parts of the Pennines and North Wales are bracing for snowfall, according to WX Charts. maps to show. Elsewhere, rain is forecast for much of Wales, the West Midlands, North East England and the North Sea coast at midnight on the same date. Another map shows temperatures at or below freezing on the same date.
While WX Charts’ maps show snow in parts of the UK, forecasters do not mention it in their long-term forecasts.
In its latest long-term forecast, the Met Office says variable conditions are likely to be seen across the UK in the period between 23 October and 6 November.
According to the forecaster, low pressure will tend to “prevail”, adding: “Occasional showers or longer periods of rain are likely, perhaps heavy at times. Temperatures are likely to be near normal.”
Netweather’s forecast for October 20-26 says temperatures will be about a degree below the long-term average in most places.
It will be near or slightly above normal along the North Sea coast, where winds will blow from the warm North Sea.
The forecaster adds: “Rainfall is likely to be near normal in the south and east of England, with below normal expected in western Scotland and north-west England.
“Sunshine totals are likely to be well above normal in western Scotland and north-west England, but below normal in the south of England.”
Met Office UK five day weather forecast
Wednesday, October 8 – Sunday, October 12
Light rain will fall across parts of Scotland tonight, moving south into Northern Ireland and northern England. It will also become airy.
Elsewhere, mostly dry and clear weather will prevail. In some rural areas, the weather will become cooler and fog and mist will be observed in patches.
Thursday will be dry and bright, and after the fog areas clear, sunny weather will prevail in the south.
Further north, it will be cloudier and lighter, with occasional rain showers. Scotland will be windy.
High pressure prevails from Friday until the weekend; mostly dry conditions, light winds, sunny skies and near-average temperatures.
The nights will be foggy and cool at times. Daytime temperatures will be close to normal.
