Mar 7 • 14:59 UTC 🇬🇧 UK Mirror

UK snow maps show blizzard burying 60% of UK including London in -12C freeze

A major snowstorm is forecasted to hit 60% of the UK, including London, bringing temperatures as low as -12C.

Weather forecasts indicate a significant blizzard will affect approximately 60% of the UK, including major cities like London and Birmingham. As the country experiences an unexpected weather shift from one of the warmest days of the year, with temperatures reaching above 19C, residents now face plummeting temperatures and heavy snowfall.

The GFS weather model predicts heavy snowfall beginning in northern Scotland around 9 AM on March 15, with accumulating snow expected to impact regions in Wales, Northern Ireland, and parts of northern England, particularly Manchester. As the blizzard unfolds, these areas could see conditions worsen, challenging transportation and daily activities across affected cities.

As the snow forecasts project additional snowfall waves into the early hours of March 16, there is a growing concern regarding the impact on communities and emergency services. Residents are advised to prepare for potential travel disruptions and extreme cold, highlighting the rapid changes in weather patterns experienced this winter in the UK.

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