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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Trade Wire UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
You should expect patchy snow for higher ground in northern England and Scotland this week, rather than widespread disruption. A cold northerly airflow is settling in, bringing wintry showers that could dust hills above 300 metres, particularly from Wednesday onwards.
Where will snow fall and how much?
The most likely snow forecast map shows accumulations focused on the Scottish Highlands, the Pennines and the North York Moors. Lowland areas, including cities like London and Manchester, are expected to see rain or sleet at most. The snow forecast inches remain modest — typically 2–5 cm above 400 metres, with a small chance of 10 cm on the highest Cairngorm summits. The snow forecast 14 days suggests this pattern could persist into early next week, though confidence beyond seven days is low.
Are the Alps a better bet for snow?
If you’re planning a trip, the snow forecast Alps 14 days looks more promising. A series of Atlantic disturbances is likely to bring significant snowfall to the French and Swiss Alps midweek, with 30–50 cm above 1,800 metres. The 14-day snow forecast Europe indicates a classic early-winter setup: dry and cold over the UK, but stormier across the continent.
Will it snow near me this week?
For those in London, Manchester or other lowland cities, the snow forecast near London and near Manchester shows no meaningful accumulation. You may see a few sleety flakes mixing with rain, but nothing likely to settle.
How reliable is the 14-day snow forecast?
Model accuracy drops sharply after day 7. The snow forecast 14 days and 14-day snow forecast Europe are useful for identifying trends — such as a cold spell — but not for exact timing or depth. Check updates every 48 hours.
Where can I see the latest snow forecast map?
The Met Office provides a free snow forecast UK map updated twice daily. For a broader view, the Met Office UK forecast includes regional snowfall probabilities.
For the full picture across Britain, visit our UK weather hub or check your region directly: Birmingham Weather, Glasgow Weather, Bristol Weather or 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.