UK snow forecast maps show exact date wintry weather hits as far south as Wiltshire

The UK is braxing for another period of wintry weather in the next week as is due to fall as far south as Wiltshire.

New maps by WXCHARTS, which uses MetDesk data, have revealed localised , Scotland, and Wales on February 27.

In , large stretches of the Highlands and along the west coast are expected to see up to 2cm of snow – the most out of anywhere in the UK.

England will also see light patches in the north, such as Cumbira and Manchester, but snow will also surprisingly reach as far south as Wiltshire. Overall, levels will remain low, at around 0.3cm/hr.

Large parts of Wales are also due to experience as snow stretches from Cardiff in the south to Snowdonia in the north.

Alongside the snow, temperatures are also due to drop. In the Scottish Highlands, it’s expected to reach -3C in some areas along the west coast on the 27th.

Temperatures in England are due to be slightly milder, with highs of 3C at 12pm, but this is still below the February average of 8C.

in the north, near Northumberland and Cumbria, while warmer regions are expected to be near the east coast, such as Lincolnshire and North Lincolnshire.

Separately, the long range forecast for February 27 to March 8 reads: “Changeable weather is expected across the UK during this period with Atlantic weather systems spreading in from the west at times.

“These systems will bring periods of wet and windy weather, with a risk of heavy rain and gales at times. The heaviest rainfall and strongest winds are most likely to affect western and northwestern regions of the UK, with rainfall totals typically lower and winds lighter in the southeast.

“Between weather systems, some drier and brighter interludes are likely to develop with lighter winds, spells of sunshine and perhaps a few showers.

“Temperatures are likely to be above average overall, although some short-lived slightly colder days are possible at times, particularly in the north of the UK.”