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UK weather maps: Britain to be battered by snow in April as charts make gloomy prediction | Weather | News

UK weather maps: Britain to be battered by snow in April as charts make gloomy prediction | Weather | News

Freezing weather conditions will continue to hover around Britain as the latest maps show parts of the UK battered with snow in April. Maps from WXCharts make a gloomy prediction as they turn purple suggesting snow showers for areas ranging from Wick to Edinburgh on April 4. The cold snap will stay inside the country for almost 36 hours bringing in more frost and rain. The brutal weather conditions will begin to mark its entry at around 6 am on April 4, maps suggest. The 257-mile wall of snow will leave the topmost areas of Scotland covered with snow as the temperature level plummets to -1C. The icy conditions will move around the parts of Scotland on April 4 leaving areas such as Inverness, Wick, Portree, Fort William, and Edinburgh peppered with snow. However, by the morning of April 5, the purple blobs on the weather maps representing snow slid further southwards leaving areas like Newcastle covered with snow and ice. A possibility of 2cm of snow per hour is likely in these areas, maps …

UK weather: Exact date entire country will be covered by a massive rainstorm | Weather | News

UK weather: Exact date entire country will be covered by a massive rainstorm | Weather | News

Britain will be hit by a massive rainstorm in the coming days as the latest maps reveal the exact date that the entire country will be covered in stromy and wet conditions from top to bottom. Maps from WXCharts have turned blue indicating the possibility of rainfall across the country as the temperature levels plummet to 0C. The maps for March 26 show that a rainstorm will hit the UK at around midnight bringing in heavy downpours for the 10 hours that follow. By afternoon, the storm will start fading away with only southern parts of the country witnessing some mild rainfall. WXCharts maps compiled by the Met desk suggest that areas from Wick to Plymouth will be battered with heavy rainfall. In Scotland, areas such as Inverness and Aberdeen seem to be worst impacted with a possibility of 38-42 mm of rainfall during that period. Moving slightly further southwards, the most affected cities include Edinburgh, Newcastle, and Manchester as they could see 15-20mm of rainfall, maps suggest. According to the Met Office long-range forecast, …

UK weather maps show exactly when two inches of snow will hit Britain | Weather | News

UK weather maps show exactly when two inches of snow will hit Britain | Weather | News

Britain is likely to be battered by cold conditions as the latest weather modelling maps have turned purple and white depicting heavy snow showers in parts of the UK. Maps from weather forecast model data viewer WXCharts suggest snow is anticipated to fall across the UK, including regions at lower altitudes, with forecasts indicating potential accumulations of up to 5cm (two inches). The maps have turned a mix of purple and white for February 27 covering areas from Inverness to Birmingham as a huge 446-mile-long wall of snow hits parts of the country. The return of the freezing condition comes with days of rain as several yellow warnings have been issued by the Met Office. The Met Office has said the rainfall is set to make its way eastwards from the Atlantic and move across the UK from Saturday afternoon into Sunday. Its yellow warning for heavy rain lasts from 3pm on Saturday until 9am on Sunday and covers southern England, the Midlands and much of Wales. The Environment Agency has issued 11 flood warnings and …

UK weather maps turn purple as 685-mile wall of snow covers Britain from top to bottom | Weather | News

UK weather maps turn purple as 685-mile wall of snow covers Britain from top to bottom | Weather | News

A huge wall of snow is likely to batter Britain as the latest maps have turned purple from top to bottom indicating another spell of wintry conditions in the coming weeks. Maps from WXCharts show that areas from Wick to Southampton will be layered with snow as icy conditions take over the 685-mile region at around 6am on February 22. It comes as no surprise as the whole of the UK is already facing freezing temperatures with several yellow warnings issued by the Met Office for this weekend (February 10). While amber weather warnings for Wales and the Pennines have passed, yellow warnings for snow and ice are in place for much of Scotland for Friday and Saturday. But the latest maps add to the misery of Brits who have been left troubled by the power and travel restrictions over the last few days. Weather conditions in February seem to be erratic with a mix of dry and wintry conditions. Snowy conditions are also likely to lash certain parts of the UK in the coming …

UK Weather Live: Latest maps show exact time brutal cold weather will hit UK this week | Weather | News

UK Weather Live: Latest maps show exact time brutal cold weather will hit UK this week | Weather | News

Britain is likely to experience freezing weather conditions, with recent maps showing substantial snowfall in specific regions as temperatures drop to -5C. Parts of the UK could be caked with snow for almost 60 hours as the maps have turned white and purple indicating icy conditions are on the way. WXCharts maps suggest that the weather will take a wild turn from Thursday morning around 9 am (February 8) with northernmost parts of Scotland witnessing snow showers. However, the brutal cold weather will quickly spread to the country’s southern parts by February 9 with areas such as Manchester, Birmingham, and Newcastle left with layers of snow. As of 3 pm on February 9, the maps transform into a perilous mix of white and purple, signaling that the residents of Britain will endure extremely cold temperatures. The Met Office said: “It looks to be an unsettled time as we look ahead. It turns colder across northern areas with showers, which will turn wintry at times especially over higher ground but potentially to lower levels too as …

UK flooding LIVE: Storm Henk batters Britain with 94mph gusts causing more travel mayhem | Weather | News

UK flooding LIVE: Storm Henk batters Britain with 94mph gusts causing more travel mayhem | Weather | News

Storm Henk has wreaked havoc across large parts of the UK, with transport delays set to continue today as train services get back on track after rain and strong winds. Greater Anglia said train services were experiencing “severe disruptions” in the late hours of Tuesday night due to the storm with “multiple incidents” affecting services across the network. A statement said: “Services on other lines may be cancelled, delayed, or revised. Greater Anglia and Network Rail will be working overnight to restore services and minimise disruption on Wednesday 3 January.” A joint statement from South Western Railway and Network Rail on X, formerly Twitter, said on Wednesday morning that disruptions linked to the storm will continue throughout the day. “We are very sorry for the disruption customers experienced yesterday, due to the serious and widespread impact of Storm Henk,” the statement said. “The severe winds led to trees on the line damaging or delaying trains in multiple locations across our network.” The Environment Agency said there were 368 active alerts in England for possible flooding, 322 …