Overview
- WXCharts maps generated on October 12 indicate temperatures could dip to about -3C in parts of Scotland on October 23.
- Independent charts suggest up to roughly 7cm of snow is possible in the Scottish Highlands around October 26–27.
- Netweather’s outlook for October 27 to November 4 highlights the potential for widespread Highland snowfall during that week.
- Some northern England and Welsh areas could see a brief wintry turn late in October, with lows near -1C in Wales on October 27.
- The Met Office expects largely dry, high-pressure conditions through October 16–25, then more changeable, low-pressure weather from October 26–November 9, and it is not forecasting snow in the next two weeks.