ALL the 14 dates in January where England will be SPARED snow have been revealed by new weather maps and charts. New maps and charts from WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, shows a period of milder conditions from January 11-24 which could spell the end of the white stuff.
Instead, the UK could face a deluge of rainfall. Despite the reports from WX Charts, which are mirrorred by previews from Ventusky and Netweather TV too, James Madden – from Exacta Weather – says the snow could come back “with a vengeance”.
Mr Madden said: “As we all know, it will be turning temporarily milder into next week to begin with (the incoming milder weather is something covered repeatedly in all our short- to moderate-range and long-range weather forecasts prior to this week for this exact period).
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“However, we will see the cold and snow returning with a vengeance towards the end of next week and into late January and early February due to long-range and expected occurrences in the upper atmosphere that will effectively begin to drive this weather across our shores for the biggest sting of this winter to date in terms of cold and widespread snow for many parts of the UK and Ireland, and so much for the mild and snowless January that people were being so vocal about in the days prior to 2025 and January starting.
“This is slightly off by just a few days within our several-month-ahead projections that depicted an exact date for this to occur and is still probably within almost pinpoint accuracy with a tiny bit of standard deviation from how far ahead this was issued, and I’m covering it here as it may be subject to or leave room for manipulation from elsewhere.”
“I will update on the next snow prospects for this week and tomorrow later today and am awaiting some finalisations on this last wintry and snowy potential weather event prior to it turning temporarily milder into next week to begin with (the incoming milder weather is something covered in all our short- to moderate-range forecasts prior to this week),” he said.