UK to see glimpses of snow next week as temperature plummets to -1C
dailystar.co.uksnow fall in just a matter of days, according to new interactive maps.Parts of Scotland are most likely to experience the wintery showers but a cold front will see temperatures drop right across Britain.
September might seem a little early for snow but Jim Dale, senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, has declared that it is not that unusual north of the Scottish border, particularly in the Scottish Highlands.READ MORE: Jupiter to swing closer to Earth than it has for 59 years next weekHe told the Daily Express: "It’s the start of all things.
Across mountain tops, it is increasingly usual as October unwinds."WX Charts, an interactive weather model, predicts parts of Scotland will see small, isolated, snow showers with under 1cm laying, near Fort William on Monday (September 26) by midday.
Those escaping the coldest wrath will endure heavy rain instead.It only shows a very lightly coloured patch, indicative of minimal snowfall, potentially gracing the vicinity of Ben Nevis, the highest peak in Britain, stretching north to Inverness.In the Scottish Highlands, light snowfall is also predicted to lay east of Portree, in the north west, and further south between Ayr and Kilmarnock.Then, on Tuesday (September 27), slightly deeper snow will settle again on the Scottish Highlands at Portree and at Fort William by 6am.
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