Met Office snow update

Met Office pinpoints exact day first snow will hit Brits as country smashed by Arctic blast
According to the Met Office, low pressure moves in on Sunday and we’ll see the start of some unsettled and much colder weather with the possibility of snow
Met Office pinpoints exact areas that could see snow this weekend - full list
The Met Office has offered its verdict on what areas could see snow this weekend ahead of an icy cold snap next week.Wind, rain and hill snow is predicted to fall on Sunday with the north likely to see a light dusting of the white stuff - while inland areas stay dry with long spells of winter sun.
Met Office issues breaking 'widespread snow' alert from this date next week
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Met Office snow verdict revealed as -3C Baltic blast set to hit Brits in days
Forecasters have been predicting snowfall across huge swathes of the British Isles over the next two weeks, with the Met Office now offering its long-range forecast on the white stuff arriving before
Met Office warning as 'widespread snow' to hit UK
Forecasters at the Met Office have warned of a "major change" in the weather this weekend, suggesting snow might hit the UK. The Devon-based forecasters have predicted an Arctic blast with the possibility of "widespread snowfall" across lower ground.
Met Office issues UK snow verdict as 'widespread snowfall' possible
The Met Office has issued its latest verdict on where snow might fall this week and next as the UK gears up for an "early winter cold spell". Forecasters warned there will be a "major change" in the weather from this weekend, with some "disruptive" conditions expected that could lead to weather warnings being issued.
Met Office says 'widespread snow' on low ground possible in Wales
The Met Office has warned of the potential snow as an Arctic blast is set to hit the UK within days. Forecasters have warned of 'disruptive' weather as temperatures drop significantly
Met Office 'likely scenario' shows snow for Somerset
Scenario A, which has a 50 per cent likelihood, states that there is mostly rain, with some hill snow on the northern edge. Sleet and snow showers are expected along coasts exposed to northern winds, which includes areas such as Bristol and Somerset.
Met Office warns of 'prolonged snow' in three possible weather scenarios next week
Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern has explained the three most likely weather scenarios for next week, including one that would bring 'prolonged snow' across a large swathe of the UK
When will it snow? How many days ahead the Met Office can give accurate forecast
The Met Office has suggested swathes of the UK could be set for a cold snap next week, with many areas also told to prepare for the possibility of waking up to a dusting of snow. But while the official long-range forecast has warned of "wintry showers" - including snow - predicting Britain's weather is rarely a straightforward affair.
Will there be snow this weekend? The Met Office gives its verdict
Brits could be set to see snow this weekend as the Met Office predicts an Arctic freeze is on the horizon. Certain parts of the United Kingdom could see snow as early as this Sunday. Wind, rain and hill snow are expected this weekend,
Met Office warns of 'frequent wintry showers' and says 'it will be cold everywhere'
In its long-range forecast for Monday, November 18, to Wednesday, November 27, the Met Office said: "Frequent wintry showers ...
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Arctic blast: Met Office forecasts date wintry weather will arrive as temperatures set to plunge in the West Midlands
Sunday night could see temperatures falling to -5C. Temperatures of up to 9C below the average for the time of the year are a ...
Met Office alert - 'stay up to date' amid warnings of rain, wind and snow
The Met Office says the dry weather is about to disappear with more 'colder and more unsettled' conditions coming within days ...