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Jonathon Hill

What the Met Office has to say after reports of heavy snow and -13C temperatures on the way

Heavy snow could fall in Britain in the second half of January, weather forecaster WX Charts has claimed. The data viewer predicts that plenty of snow will fall in Scotland when Artic air sweeps in with temperatures possibly as low as -13C in parts.

The forecaster's maps show that snow could be expected from January 20, with the heaviest snow for Scotland and possible flurries across Wales and England which could continue into the following days. Before that, the forecaster expects milder weather with wintry spells.

It predicts snow in parts of north and west Wales on Monday, January 23, while the service says significant snowfall is expected in much of Scotland on Sunday, January 22, and Monday, January 23. It also predicts that northern England could see snowfall on January 23. You can get more local news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.

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