The UK is bracing for two snow events in February, with cold snaps expected on February 4-5 and February 8-9, bringing potential frost and low temperatures.
London: The UK is gearing up for some snowy weather this February. Experts say there will be two cold snaps. The first one is expected around February 4 and 5.
Jim Dale, a weather expert, mentioned that while some snow may fall in the Highlands, it won’t be too dramatic at first. The second cold snap is predicted for February 8 and 9, bringing hard frosts and very low temperatures.
Maps show a significant snow band hitting the UK around February 9. More widespread snow is likely around Valentine’s Day, affecting areas from North West England to central Scotland.
As January wraps up, the BBC Weather team notes that rain will linger in the south-east. Most of the UK will be cloudy, with some sunshine in the west.
Looking ahead, Sunday will be cloudy for most, but the south-east may see brighter skies. Patchy rain is expected in the west, clearing later. Monday will remain cloudy and windy in the north-west, while the south-east stays drier.
On Tuesday, rain is forecast for the north and west, but the far south-east should remain dry.
