Forecasters have predicted when the first snowfall could hit parts of the UK, with "colder conditions" expected for Nottingham later this month. An arctic weather front is on course to sweep in, forcing temperatures to tumble down.
Speaking to the Express, Jim Dale, British Weather Service's senior meteorologist, said a cold snap lies ahead and believes snow will lay and could stick around for as long as two days later this month. "It’s on one of the models covering Wales and northern Scotland. There will be a frosty spell - with a front moving in," he said.
"It probably will not be very severe but we will have to wait and see. If it arrives as shown then a day or two of lying is possible, but certainly, the cold is going nowhere fast."