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deep snow for 12 days as artic blizzard set to hit Britain.According to charts, snow is due to fall across north England and south Scotland before moving south starting on Thursday next week.Early charts show there could be as much as 30cm of snow in parts of Wales and the Midlands.Meteorologist James Madden, from Exacta Weather, said: “Snow could arrive as early as Christmas Eve in parts of the south.“Further snow is likely during the latter part of Christmas Day and on Boxing Day.”Brits could experience their first White Christmas in a decade, forecasters say. According to the Met Office, the definition of a White Christmas is when one snowflake is observed falling within the 24 hours of December 25 anywhere in the UK.

White Christmas in over a decade, forecasters say.Bitter Scandinavian winds will blast away the mild weather as a -10C freeze roars in from the east next week.Meteorologist James Madden, from Exacta Weather, said: “Snow could arrive as early as Christmas Eve in parts of the south.“Further snow is likely during the latter part of Christmas Day and on Boxing Day.”A Sudden Stratospheric Warming similar to the driver for 2018’s Beast from the East cold snap will boost the freezing blast.Mr Madden said it would “contribute to bringing a very cold easterly and the ever-increasing risk for widespread snow during the final third of December”.He added: “Temperatures could also dip as low as -10C in the coldest and iciest areas over the festive

Met Office has yet to officially name the storm, but independent forecasted have chosen the title Storm Barra, as reported by the Express.Jim Dale, a meteorologist for British Weather Services, said: “This low is forming and deepening very rapidly.“It appears that south-western regions of the country will be worst affected and here we could see gusts of up to 70mph.“It could be big enough to warrant another storm name after Storm Arwen last week, and this is something we will keep our eyes on.”If the storm’s central pressure deepens by 24millibars in 24 hours, it will earn the title ‘weather bomb’ which coinciding with snow could drive an eruption of winter downpours.Exacta Weather’s James Madden said: “Monday will see bands of rain turning

Met Office warned that a deep wintry spell will replace current mild conditions.Several days of disruptive weather are expected, with rare snowfall predicted for London.Sub-zero temperatures will kick the week off on Monday before things continue to get even chillier, according to data from independent forecasting group WXCharts.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A "Bermuda blowtorch" heatwave is set to turn the UK scorchio ahead of Freedom Day.The tropical 32C blast will ­arrive from the Atlantic this weekend, forecasters say.And the glorious sunshine will run into next week - just in time for Covidrestrictions lifting on Monday - and could last until the end of the summer holidays.Bookies last night made it odds-on for Britain’s hottest temperatures of the year so far in the next few days.Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden said: "Temperatures will rise significantly at the weekend, particularly across southern Britain."We are looking at a spell of extreme heat driven by the Azores-Bermuda high."Get ready for the Bermuda blowtorch."Ladbrokes