The UK is bracing for a severe snowstorm next week, with temperatures dropping to -8C and up to 22 centimetres of snow expected.
UK: A big Arctic blast is hitting the UK, bringing freezing temperatures. Lows could reach -8C in February. A snow blizzard is expected around February 12, 2025.
By mid-February, weather maps show a purple band across the country. Central areas might see around 13 centimetres of snow. Flurries are also likely in northwest England, Wales, and the Midlands.
Scotland could see the coldest temperatures at -8C. Wales may drop to -3C, while England could be around -1C. Expect up to 22 centimetres of snow by February 13, just in time for Valentine’s Day.
The Met Office forecasts a mix of weather from February 14 onwards. The north and northwest may face wet and windy conditions, while the south could be drier.
Some rain is still possible, with brief dry spells in the north. Overall, temperatures should be close to average, but milder spells are likely in the north.
Netweather TV predicts unsettled weather this week, with westerly winds and potential gales. The south will stay mild, while northern areas may see snow, especially in higher regions.
Temperatures in southeast England could be 2°C to 3°C above normal. Northern and western Scotland and Northern Ireland will see smaller increases. Most of the UK will have above-average rainfall, especially in the west.
Eastern Britain might enjoy more sunshine, while western areas will have typical amounts.
