22 counties across England will see a dumping of snow this weekend (Image: WXCHARTS/ Getty)
A is set to sweep England this weekend meaning large parts of the country could catch a glimpse of some festive flakes just days before
Brutal WXCHARTs have turned various shades of purple indicating that heavy snow is on its way in the latest big freeze.
Spanning from the north of the country to the south around 22 counties could get a dumping of snow in just a matter of days.
At 9pm on Saturday, December 21 West Morland, Lancashire and Yorkshire may see up to 1cm of snow fall per hour.
As we go into the early hours of Sunday, December 22 Cheshire, Stafford and Derby could all see a dumping of snow with depths predicted to reach up to 2cm.
Large parts of the North West could see snow fall on Saturday evening (Image: WXCHARTS)
Snow depths could reach 2cm in the early hours of Sunday morning (Image: WXCHARTS)
At 6am Oxford, Buckinghamshire and large parts of the North West could draw back the curtains and uncover a blanket of snow.
As the day draws to a close Surrey, Sussex, Greater London, Essex, Hertford and areas of the North West are all predicted to see snow fall with up to 1.5cm predicted per hour.
Weather maps suggest large parts of the West and East midlands will see a blanket of snow fall at midnight on Monday, December 23.
Large parts of Wales and Scotland will also see heavy snow fall this weekend.
Unsure if you will see some festive flakes this weekend? We have compiled a handy list of the counties in England predicted snow this weekend.
Weather maps predict 22 counties across England will see snow fall this weekend (Image: WXCHARTS)
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East of England, London and the South East could be treated with some festive flakes (Image: WXCHARTS)
Full list of 22 counties in England predicted to see snow this weekend:
West morland
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Cheshire
Lincoln
Durham
Derby
Strafford
Nottingham
Oxford
Warwick
Northants
Surrey
Sussex
Greater London
Essex
Suffolk
Huntington and Peterborough
Leicester
Rutland
Buckinghamshire
Cambridge and Isle of Ely
Seperately, in the ‘s weather outlook for this weekend the forecaster says temperatures will turn “milder once again from Friday but staying changeable and often windy, with further spells of rain”.