UK Braces for -9C Snowstorm with 3cm per Hour Blizzards Hitting England
As we approach the colder months, the UK is gearing up for a harsh weather shift that could bring a chilling blast of snow across the country. Weather experts are predicting that temperatures will plummet sharply, with the threat of Baltic snow hitting many regions, particularly in England and Scotland. According to WX Charts and weather models, the worst is expected to hit by mid-November, with some areas potentially facing snowstorms that could see 3cm of snow per hour in parts of England.
Scotland, particularly the Highlands, is expected to bear the brunt of this early winter onslaught, with regions like Ben Nevis and Glencoe seeing snow accumulation of up to 10cm. The Highlands could experience snow falling at an intense rate of 17cm per hour, making travel treacherous and forcing the public to brace for harsh conditions. However, England won't be exempt from this wintry assault, as areas such as Northumberland could also experience flurries with snow accumulating at 3cm per hour. This snowy blast will be accompanied by plunging temperatures, with Scotland expected to see temperatures dipping as low as -9C, while parts of England could face -3C chills, setting the stage for a bitterly cold week.
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Despite these dire predictions, the Met Office remains cautious, stating that while the weather may turn unsettled, they are not yet certain of the severity of the snowfall. Their forecast from November 13 to November 22 predicts a mix of dry and cloudy spells, with a higher chance of rain in the north and east. However, as the month progresses, colder conditions are likely to dominate, especially towards the end of November, increasing the likelihood of a north-easterly cold front, which could bring more unsettled weather and colder conditions.
Looking ahead to late November, between November 23 and December 7, the Met Office suggests the weather will remain unpredictable, with spells of rain and colder interludes expected. There is also a possibility of snow flurries sweeping through northern and eastern parts of the UK, with the rest of the country experiencing generally milder weather.
As the festive season approaches, the likelihood of snow remains high, particularly in areas like the Lake District, where snowfall is forecast to reach up to 1cm per hour. While the snowfall itself may be less intense in other parts of the UK, the overall picture looks to be one of a colder and more unsettled atmosphere. So, whether you're preparing for a snowy Christmas or just trying to navigate the unpredictable November weather, it’s clear that the UK will be facing some significant weather challenges in the coming weeks. Make sure to bundle up and stay prepared for whatever winter throws at you!
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