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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The UK snow forecast for the coming week shows a 10–30% chance of flurries above 300 metres in northern Scotland, with no significant accumulations expected at lower levels across England or Wales. This is typical for early spring, when marginal temperatures often turn snow to rain.
Where is snow most likely in the next 14 days?
The snow forecast 14 days from the Met Office indicates the highest probability over the Scottish Highlands, particularly the Cairngorms, where 2–5 cm could settle above 400 metres. For England, the Pennines and North York Moors may see a dusting on one or two mornings, but ground temperatures are likely to prevent lasting cover. The snow forecast UK map shows a sharp north-south divide: southern England, including London and the Home Counties, has a less than 5% chance of any snow in this period.
What about snow in Europe and the Alps?
The snow forecast Alps 14 days is more promising for skiers, with 20–40 cm expected above 1,500 metres in the French and Swiss Alps from mid-week. The 14-day snow forecast Europe suggests the best accumulations will be in the central and eastern Alps, while lower resorts in the Pyrenees may see rain. For those checking the snow forecast map for Europe, the key takeaway is that spring snow is becoming increasingly elevation-dependent.
Will it snow near me this week?
For most of England and Wales, the answer is no. The snow forecast near London and snow forecast near Manchester shows only a slight chance of wet flurries on high ground, with nothing settling at city level.
Is the snow forecast reliable this far ahead?
Beyond 5 days, snow forecasts become uncertain due to marginal temperatures. The snow forecast 14 days should be treated as a trend indicator, not a precise prediction. Check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for more reliable detail.
When is the best time to see snow in the UK?
January and February offer the highest probability of significant snow. By March, as seen in this forecast, snow becomes confined to high ground in Scotland and northern England. For current conditions, see the UK weather hub.