“Forecasters Warn of Upcoming 4cm Snowfall in UK Due to Arctic Blast”
Forecasters are warning that the UK is likely to experience an upcoming 4cm snowfall due to an Arctic blast. Weather conditions are shifting, bringing colder temperatures and wet weather across the region.
Weather Predictions for UK
The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) has noted that weather systems advancing from the Atlantic may lead to significant snowfall on Friday. Although many areas will primarily see rain, certain regions, particularly North Wales and the Lake District, might experience light snow.
Met Office Insights
Contrarily, the Met Office has yet to predict any snowfall for the week. However, it has issued warnings regarding heavy rainfall affecting various parts of the country.
Weekly Forecast Overview
- Friday: Expect rain showers with a risk of fog in the morning.
- Saturday: A frontal zone may bring locally heavy rain, especially on hills exposed to southerly winds. Some areas could experience thundery showers.
- Monday: More organized rain could spread across the country.
Overall, temperatures are projected to remain close to seasonal averages. However, the combination of wet and breezy conditions may make it feel quite chilly. Frost or fog is not expected during this unsettled spell.
Residents in potentially affected regions should prepare for adverse weather. Stay updated with local forecasts for accurate and timely information regarding the impending snow and rain.
