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UK Snow Storm Weather Forecast: Atlantic Storm Incoming
Get ready for a wintry mix! An Atlantic storm is set to bring a chaotic blend of snow and rain across England and Wales in the coming days. Weather models, specifically WXCharts data, pinpoint the storm's arrival for the afternoon of Saturday, March 29th. This follows a Met Office warning of increasingly unsettled weather towards the end of March.
What to Expect
Expect a dramatic shift from recent milder temperatures. Heavy rain will lash swathes of Wales and the southeast by midday on Saturday, spreading northward. Cities like Cardiff, Birmingham, and Southampton are in the firing line. But it's not just rain; northern Gwynedd in Wales, and areas including Powys, Shropshire, Greater Manchester, and parts of the Yorkshire Dales are forecast to see snowfall. WXCharts further predicts persistent rain across much of England and Wales, impacting coastal areas as well.
Met Office Long-Range Forecast
The Met Office's long-range forecast (March 26th – April 4th) anticipates drier conditions initially, shifting to unsettled weather later in the week. While temperatures will likely remain near average, colder nights are possible. The forecast hints at the possibility of these wetter, more unsettled conditions becoming more widespread.
Stay Updated
Keep an eye on reputable weather sources like the Met Office and WXCharts for the latest updates. This rapidly evolving situation necessitates constant monitoring. Prepare for potential travel disruptions and be mindful of the changing conditions. Stay safe and warm!
