UK Faces Rare Weather Phenomenon Set to Hit England in the Next Two Weeks

The UK is preparing for a rare weather event, bringing snow, ice, and freezing rain in the coming weeks, with Scotland expected to be hit hardest.

UK Faces Rare Weather Phenomenon Set to Hit England in the Next Two Weeks
UK Faces Rare Weather Phenomenon Set to Hit England in the Next Two Weeks

UK: The country is gearing up for some unusual weather soon. Weather maps show bright green areas, indicating snow and ice are on the way.

In the next two weeks, expect snow, ice pellets, and freezing rain. WX Charts, using Met Desk data, predicts these conditions starting February 12.

Freezing rain could create dangerous black ice on the roads. Scotland will likely see the worst of it, with heavy snowfall. County Durham and the Lake District might also be affected.

On January 31, the Met Office reported cloudy skies in central and southern areas, with light rain fading away. Northern and western regions may enjoy some sunshine.

Saturday, February 1, looks mostly dry but cloudy in central areas. Expect rain and wind in the northwest later in the day.

From February 2 to 4, rain will move southeast, easing on Sunday. More wind and rain are expected in the northwest on Monday, with chilly nights ahead.

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