Weather forecaster pinpoints precise day this week ‘heavy snow’ will blast Brits

A number one climate forecaster has pinpointed the precise day this week that we must always see the primary “heavy snow” of this winter within the UK.

Earlier this week the Met Office stated “wintry showers and strong winds” have been on the playing cards heading in the direction of this weekend. And superior climate modelling maps confirmed temperatures in some elements of the nation may quickly drop to a cold -4C.

Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden has stated the “spread of cold Arctic air” will make situations “much more seasonal and colder across our shores” within the coming days, notably for these in northern areas.

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He has now pinpointed Thursday (November 23) and Friday (November 24) as after we will see “some moderate to heavy snow falling” within the UK for the primary time this winter. This is predicted within the “far north and Scotland” initially, though Madden stated flurries may filter additional south too.

Snow is predicted to proceed coming down into the weekend. Madden expects to see the chilly climate “digging in” throughout Saturday (November 25) and Sunday (November 26).

In flip, he stated this might carry snow to “other parts of the country away from the north/Scotland”, with “parts as far south as southern England” probably within the firing line. Madden inspired folks to “watch out” for the potential for “transient but heavy snowfall” in elements of Wales in addition to central and southern England.

Madden stated: “We are still also likely to see a widespread littering of at least some moderate snow showers developing across the country during this upcoming weekend and into the early part of next week, and this does include some snow to lower levels.

“The most likely spots for this will include but not be restricted to; north/Scotland, northern England, northeast England, and eastern England within this period.”

The Met Office has tracked the emergence of snow on the same timeline, however for now’s but to forecast it as widespread. The Met Office forecast for Thursday to Saturday states: “A weakening band of rain will move south across the United Kingdom during Thursday. Turning brighter but colder from the north thereafter. Wintry showers in the northeast. Windy at first.”

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