Widespread snow looks to be coming next week as a monster blizzard is tracked to hit Britain.
Snow will fall this weekend but only over the mountains in Scotland, meaning the vast majority of us will miss out.
However, next Thursday (November 30) could be a snow day for millions of Brits. Advanced weather modelling maps from WX Charts show a monstrous weather front moving from west to east across the country late next Wednesday (November 29).
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For those along the south coast and in London, it looks likely that this weather front will bring heavy rain. But from the Midlands up, where temperatures will be cooler, it could come down as snow.
At around midnight, South Wales and parts of the West Midlands can expect a dumping. Areas of light purple inside darker purple on the maps indicate snow falling at a rate of up to 10cm per hour. Moderately heavy flurries are also tracked to hit the north of England and Scotland.
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By 6am, with the weather front from moving off eastward, it'll be the East Midlands and parts of East Anglia that face the 10cm per hour downpours. Snow looks likely to still be falling at this point in the north of England and Scotland also.
The snow is expected to persist throughout Thursday, albeit with flurries becoming less intense, meaning that almost everyone north of the M25 could see some of the white stuff – and a fair chunk of it.
According to WX Charts' minimum temperature readings, the mercury could drop to 0C for most in the daytime on Thursday. Southern regions are expected to be a notch or two warmer.
This comes after the Met Office warned of an "active weather system" from mid-week next week. Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist, Dan Harris, said this weather front would bring "the potential for more significant snowfall should the air over the UK become sufficiently cold ahead of it".
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