Snow to Hit Three UK Nations with Up to 56cm Forecast
Weather maps have indicated that parts of the UK will soon experience significant snowfall as freezing temperatures approach in the coming days. After an unseasonably warm week in the south, a sharp turn to a colder November is expected.
Forecast Details
Forecasters at WX Charts have highlighted areas in England, Scotland, and Wales likely to see snow flurries. Weather charts show patches of purple, white, and blue coloring, signaling colder air moving into the region.
- Up to 56cm of snow could fall in parts of the Scottish Highlands around November 17.
- Edinburgh and Glasgow may receive approximately 3cm of snow.
- North Wales might see snowfall up to 3cm by 6am on November 17.
- North Yorkshire could expect around 6cm of snow that morning.
- Cumbria may get 5cm, and areas near Greater Manchester about 3cm of snow.
"Parts of the Scottish Highlands could see a huge 56cm of snowfall, according to WX Charts."
"The Met Office's long range forecast suggests the weather in the second half of the month could start to get colder."
Areas Most Affected
- North-West England
- North Wales
- Most of Scotland
The Met Office also supports this outlook, indicating a colder trend for the latter half of November.
Author's Summary
Significant snowfall is expected mid-November across northern and western UK regions, with the Scottish Highlands potentially receiving up to 56cm, signaling a sharp shift to cold weather.