Next UK snow bomb will be 27 inches deep and last for 36 hours non-stop
New weather maps, from WX Charts, which are based on Met Desk data, show 27 inches of snow…
Met Office names all the UK areas facing snow on Saturday – full list
Rain and hill snow across the northeast easing Met Office names all the UK areas facing snow on…
Met Office names all the UK areas facing snow before Monday – full list
The forecasters and meteorologists hint flurries are on the way. Met Office names all the UK areas facing…
Next UK snow bomb upgraded to 79cm with exact date it starts announced
The latest ECMWF snow depth chart, shared by forecaster WX Charts, shows snow depths reaching up to 79cm…
Beast from the East date ‘brought forward’ as Met Office speaks out
Maps and charts from rival forecasters, including WX Charts, Ventusky and Netweather TV, show snow could hammer the…
11 counties in England face snow in next weather bomb from Tuesday – full list
WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, shows snow sweeping the country on Tuesday, January 27 WX Charts,…
Next UK snow bomb will be 33 inches deep as BBC and Met Office speak out
The Met Office has predicted an increased chance of colder weather and “wintry hazards”. The Met Office has…
Beast from the East to bring 656-mile wall of snow as temperatures plummet
Forecasters expect Brits will see severe weather on Saturday, January 31, Wintry minutes are set to hit the…
More snow forecast for Birmingham and 56 other UK cities – full list as exact date revealed
Temperatures were also due to plummet to a bone-chilling -13C in some areas before the end of the…
Next UK snow bomb will be 4 inches per hour and last for five days straight
Four inch blizzards hitting each and every hour in and around January 23, with all four Home Nations…
UK snow bomb next week to hit 25 counties in England – full list
New weather maps are showing when the UK is likely to be hit snow blizzards again. UK snow…
Next UK snow bomb upgraded to blizzard with 31 inches set to be dumped
An eye-watering and jaw-dropping 31 inches, or 79 centimetres, could be dumped on parts of Scotland An eye-watering…