UK could see ‘worst snowstorm in 14 years’ next week as freezing temperatures to grip the country

UK could see ‘worst snowstorm in 14 years’ next week as freezing temperatures to grip the country

The UK might see the ‘worst snowstorm in 14 years’ next week, with days of freezing weather condition and dropping temperature levels set to grip the nation, according to forecasters.

Exacta Weather state snow is most likely for next week after it tipped over southern parts of the UK in current days, with a Met Office yellow weather condition caution for ice released.

The Met Office has actually rather declined to put a specific date on when the snow will fall and where, although the nationwide weather condition firm does anticipate snow showers and ‘winter season weather condition risks’ from next week, the Mirror reports.

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Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden has actually anticipated the possibility of snow throughout the UK, and states the snow threat is higher than any year considering that 2010.

He informed GB News: “Over the next couple of weeks, there will be a high opportunity of snow with the danger greater than the exact same duration over the previous couple of years or undoubtedly, given that the huge freeze of 2010.



Snow is anticipated throughout next week, according to some forecasters

Snow is anticipated throughout next week, according to some forecasters

“It is most likely we will begin seeing pictures of large areas of the country covered in snow throughout a cold spell which is most likely to claim a prolonged duration. As the threat of snow, we will see severe over night frosts and the coldest temperature levels dipping as low as -15 C in the coldest parts of the nation over the coming week.”

Advanced weather condition modelling maps from WX Charts demonstrate how snow might cover nearly the whole nation by the end of next week, (Sunday, January 21).



Advanced weather condition modelling maps from WX Charts demonstrate how snow might cover nearly the whole nation by the end of next week, (Sunday, January 21).

Advanced weather condition modelling maps from WX Charts demonstrate how snow might cover nearly the whole nation by the end of next week, (Sunday, January 21).

Raised areas in the Brecon Beacons and Cairngorms National Park might see around 40cm chosen the ground by Sunday, January 21. More normally, as much as 25cm might settle somewhere else in Scotland, 17cm in Wales, 8cm in the north of England, 11cm in the Midlands and 6cm additional south.

The Met Office stated: “Temperatures staying cold, and a significant wind chill particularly in the north. There is danger of unclear weather condition pressing in from the south through this duration, which might result in a band of snow and sleet where it satisfies the chillier air throughout the nation.

As Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern included: “We begin with a northern air flow and snow showers, specifically near the coasts in the north. There will likewise be brighter skies for some. From the middle of next week, low pressure attempts to move in from the southwest, and the effect of this is still a bit unsure at this variety.

“Different designs are stating various things in regards to the track of this low, however you have the components for snow with cold air in location and extra wetness provided from the Atlantic, which will bring rain, however on the limit with the cold air, you might see some snow.”

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