Britain is going to be pelted with snow on Saturday with Northern England and Scotland getting the most.
Precipitation, snow depth and thickness forecast for that day shows a huge blob of white hanging over most of Scotland, including Edinburgh, with 1-7cm of snow falling every single hour in the early hours. Central and southwestern areas are predicted to be hit the hardest.
Large areas of northern England from the border regions down as far as Manchester are also expected to see snowfall, with between 1-2cm of flakes falling per hour.
Sterling and Greenock are among cities and towns that could see snow depth of around 1cm.
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The same applies to areas of Northern Ireland, including the capital, Belfast with rain elsewhere in Northern Ireland.
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London and the rest of the South might have to wait a little longer before they can get out their sledges.
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