UK snow forecast as weather maps show 9 counties in England facing snow - full list

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15:09, Fri, Nov 13, 2026 Updated: 15:15, Fri, Nov 13, 2026 Parts of England could be hit by snow next week as new weather maps show a large band of wintry conditions stretching…

Parts of England could be hit by snow next week as new weather maps show a large band of wintry conditions stretching across the country. The latest WXCharts maps suggest snow could settle across several areas on Tuesday (November 17), with some places potentially seeing up to 6cm falling. The maps show snow stretching from parts of Wales into western and southern England, with a number of counties potentially affected.

The snow-depth chart, which is valid for midday on Tuesday, shows patches of white and pale blue shading across the affected areas, with some locations showing between 1cm and 6cm of snow. The wintry conditions appear to stretch across a fairly wide area, with parts of the West Midlands, South West and southern England potentially seeing some snow.

Nine English counties could be affected. These include Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire, as well as areas further south. However, the maps do not suggest that every part of these counties will see snow, with some areas potentially missing out altogether.

The snow-depth chart shows how much snow could be lying on the ground by midday, rather than how much is expected to fall during the day itself. Meanwhile, Scotland could see some of the highest snow totals shown on the maps. Parts of the Scottish Highlands are covered by a much larger patch of white and blue shading, with some locations showing snow depths of around 6cm to 11cm.

There are also signs of wintry weather further north in England, although the maps are less clear about whether significant snow will settle in these areas. The charts are computer model predictions, meaning the exact areas affected could change as the date gets closer.

Based on the areas shown by the WXCharts maps, the nine English counties potentially affected are:

Meanwhile, the Met Office has warned that the UK is heading towards a more unsettled spell of weather, with rain and windy conditions expected in parts of the country.

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