Cold weather maps show snow and -1C freeze hitting Britain | Weather | News
Britain could be hit by a wintry blast later this month, with weather maps showing temperatures plunging to -1C and snow in parts of the country. Forecast charts for Thursday, October 22, show a potentially cold spell developing across northern parts of Britain, with the possibility of snow over higher ground as temperatures fall. The latest WXCharts weather maps suggest Scotland could see the coldest conditions, while other parts of the UK face a mixture of rain, strong winds and cooler temperatures. Parts of the Scottish Highlands could be blitzed by snow as well as other elevated areas. Brits may need to wrap up warm as the minimum temperature chart also shows readings approaching or falling below freezing in parts of northern Britain, with the possibility of a -1C low in the coldest locations, mainly in the northeastern parts of the country. But elsewhere temperatures are forecast to remain higher, particularly across southern England. The Met Office’s long-range outlook for Wednesday, October 14, to Friday, October 23, suggests unsettled conditions are more likely than a …
