All the dates in January the UK faces further snowfall have been revealed. WX Charts maps and charts show snowfall hitting around Sunday, January 26, and into the next few days on January 27, January 28, January 29 and January 30.
Current predictions after Christmas from WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, shows 4cm of snowfall on January 26, before further flurries throughout the week. Up to 12cm could hit England on January 26, with Snowdonia in Wales facing 15cm.
Giving his verdict, expert forecaster James Madden, from Exacta Weather, said: “High pressure dominates this week with dense fog in places and less cold/mild days before the cold and snow start to return once again…
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“As expected, and to match our short-, moderate-, and long-range weather projections, the upcoming week will be less cold and potentially even mild on certain days with largely dry weather for many parts, and the worst of any weather types will come in the form of mist and fog as high pressure dominates for much of the week.
“Additionally, some of those fog patches could be quite dense in places, particularly more so across southern and central regions and parts of Wales and Ireland, and some drizzle or light rain could also start to impact places by next weekend.”
Speaking out via his website, meteorologist Mr Madden added: “However, for in and around the start of next week (20 January) and through much of that week, we will start to see the overall theme turning colder and more wintry again, paving the way for some further notable cold and widespread snow once again for the UK and Ireland throughout late January and into early February.”
The BBC says temperatures could drop near to the seasonal average by the weekend, especially across south-eastern parts of the UK. There will be increasing uncertainty into next week, with wetter and windier weather returning for some.
However, a colder off-continental flow also remains on the table later next week.