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UK Turns Colder After Storm Claudia as Snow Risk Builds Into Next Week

Forecasts point to Arctic air following the storm, with officials noting weak signals for widespread disruptive snow.

Overview

  • Two amber warnings for rain accompany Storm Claudia’s heavy downpours and strong winds before a colder northerly flow sets in.
  • Snow has already been observed on Cairngorm Mountain in the Scottish Highlands, marking the leading edge of the colder change.
  • Met Office guidance says it will feel noticeably colder across the UK early next week, bringing the season’s first snow for some areas.
  • European and US models indicate snow in Scotland this weekend and a chance for northern England and parts of Wales later next week, mainly on higher ground.
  • Met Office ensemble modelling shows no strong signal for significant disruptive accumulations, with the coldest conditions expected around November 20–21 and subzero nights on high ground.