Overview
- WXCharts and Ventusky visualisations point to a subzero snap around November 14, with parts of Scotland near -1C and some charts showing -2C in western and central areas further south.
- GFS‑based WXCharts output indicates potential snowfall around November 19 across Devon, Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset, with local rates up to about 3cm per hour and several centimetres possible.
- Additional WXCharts runs show snow signals for Northumberland and Cumbria on November 14–15 and for parts of northern England on November 18.
- The Met Office long‑range outlook for November 9–18 highlights changeable conditions with overnight fog and frost and says temperatures are most likely near or above average overall.
- Netweather TV and BBC Weather note increasing model divergence for the second half of November and suggest widespread snowfall looks unlikely, while the Met Office expects a gradual return from an exceptionally mild spell to seasonal norms.