Britain will be battered with freezing weather conditions with several parts of the country witnessing snowfall for a continuous 72 hours, the latest weather maps have suggested. Maps from WXCharts have turned white for the period beginning April 2 depicting heavy snow showers in the north of the British Isles. A nip in the air could be felt from around 6am on April 2 when the snow begins to gather around Inverness in Scotland. WXCharts maps, which are made using the Metdesk data, show that snowy conditions will continue until 6am on April 5 – exactly three days later. Areas such as Inverness, Wick, Portree, and Fort William could see snowfall up to 1cm per hour, according to the weather charts. The minimum temperature will oscillate between 0 to -1C during the 72-hour period. The swing in the weather will come days after the country witnessed warmer temperatures across the UK. The temperature levels are set to soar to 16C during this weekend. Deputy chief meteorologist, Dan Harris told The Sun: “At present Tuesday looks …