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Weather maps have revealed that snowy conditions could be on the way for parts of northern Scotland with the temperature dropping into the minuses<\/p>\n

20:50, 20 Oct 2025Updated 20:59, 20 Oct 2025<\/p>\n

\"AreasAreas of the UK could be set for snow(Image: PA)<\/p>\n

Several parts of the UK are expected to be hit by snow this week, with freezing temperatures on the way.<\/p>\n

Met Office weather <\/a>maps predict spells of snow and hail for parts of northern Scotland during the late hours of Friday night, into the early hours of Saturday morning, reports MirrorOnline.<\/a><\/p>\n

According to maps from WXCharts, which utilises Metdesk data, some snow <\/a>could also fall across Wales and northern England on Thursday.<\/p>\n

READ MORE: <\/strong>Parts of UK set to freeze in -1C temperatures with 2cm of snow falling per hour<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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The probability of snowfall <\/a>rises over the weekend, with heavier coverage over the entirety of Scotland, as well as northern England, parts of the eastern coast and Wales, the maps show.<\/p>\n

Northern Ireland may also experience some snow <\/a>on Sunday morning, with more flurries set to descend on Monday.<\/p>\n

While the Met Office said it doesn’t anticipate a significant cold spell<\/a>, it explained that isolated wintry showers are “always possible” towards the end of October, which are especially likely over high ground in Scotland.<\/p>\n

Between Thursday and Friday, lows of around -1C, are expected in the north Pennine locations of County Durham, Cumbria and Northumberland.<\/p>\n

However, rural Scotland could experience freezing temperatures of -7C or -8C, while rural areas across England could see the mercury drop to -2C or -3C.<\/p>\n

Met Office meteorologist Dan Stroud said a widespread frost with a few icy patches is likely on Tuesday morning.<\/p>\n

Areas of higher ground in northern England are likely to see snow as well, Mr Stroud said, but this will be short-lived, he added.<\/p>\n

Mr Stroud said: “The rain will turn briefly to snow across the high ground in the far north, that\u2019s northern England and northwards.”<\/p>\n

The meteorologist said while there is a risk of wintry weather at the weekend, it is typical for this time of year.<\/p>\n

He said: “At the moment we think there will be a bit of a plunge in temperatures next weekend.<\/p>\n

“It will be generally unsettled and changeable. But these temperatures are around average for this time of year.”<\/p>\n

The Met Office said some chilly nights are possible at times through the remainder of October and Autumn and this is “completely typical”, but “widespread or persistent cold weather is not currently anticipated.”<\/p>\n

Mr Stroud said: “At the moment generally unsettled seems to be the name of the game.<\/p>\n

“A cold snap is unlikely \u2013 that is not a term I would use.<\/p>\n

“There is no suggestion there will be anything noteworthy or unexpected.”<\/p>\n

Currently, the areas that could experience snowfall are:<\/p>\n