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The probability of snowfall increases over the weekend as things turn noticeably colder from Thursday and the Met Office has pin-pointed where and when the wintry showers could hit
According to the data, the strongest winds are expected to strike western and northern regions, including parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, and coastal England, where gusts could exceed 71mph. The maps show large swathes of the UK glowing in deep orange and red shades, a clear sign of the incoming storm’s intensity.
For fans of winter weather who enjoy nothing more than wrapping up in cozy jumpers and thick blankets, the prospect of the UK’s first snow of 2025 is an exciting one. But don’t get too excited at the prospect of the white stuff falling any time soon.
Weather maps show that a total of 19 counties will see temperatures plummet, with Scotland and northern England set to face the brunt of the cold snap
As autumn unfolds across the UK, the Met Office has released its winter forecast, predicting milder temperatures than in recent years. With a 55% chance of average temperatures and a 30% chance of mild conditions,
The Met Office says in its forecast for the UK as a whole for October 17 to 26: "High pressure is expected to dominate the UK weather at the start of this period. "Whilst a little rain and drizzle is likely in parts of the southeast and north, mainly over the higher ground, much of the UK will be predominantly dry.
Wet and windy conditions may cause travel disruption, flooding, power cuts and damage to buildings within alert areas
WILD weather is expected to continue in Bradford this week. The UK is bracing itself for a very unsettled week of weather - with the Met Office forecasting spells of heavy rain and wind. In Bradford today, early morning fog patches will begin to clear as outbreaks of rain spread east.
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