According to Met Office Weather Maps, there could be snow on parts of the UK this weekend.
In Manchester over the weekend, temperatures are expected to sit around 2c to 4c, but it feels like the best from the 2c high. Precipitation on Saturdays or Sundays is 40%.
Elsewhere, parts of the Midlands are likely to have precipitation and can be a little cold. In Nottingham, temperatures remain between 1c and 2c, but feel like -2c to 0c. The chance of precipitation will be at 50% on Saturday at 12pm.
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A Met Office outlook from Friday through Sunday said, “It's mostly dry in the east and northeast, often cloudy and cold. Snow falls from the west and southwest, which reduces the weakness of the rainy strips and snow.
Currently there are no weather warnings and no cold health warnings issued by the UKHSA when cold temperatures can pose a threat to older people and vulnerable people.
The UK weather agency will regularly update its weather maps showing where and what types of precipitation may drop next week.
The weather map currently shows snowfall over the weekend in parts of the UK, including Midlands, Yorkshire and Scotland.
Here, snow will be visible in a wide rainy area at 8:30am on a Saturday morning in North Yorkshire, including Pickering, Northerlerton and Rayburn. The weather forecast for this area is about 1c and the precipitation is 40%.
At 7:30am on a Saturday morning in northern Scotland, there are large snowy areas, such as near Sterling and Lake Lannock.
More snow has been on the Met Office weather map overnight between Saturday and Sunday. You can see snowy areas of Midlands, Yorkshire and nearby Manchester at 12am on Sunday.
A long-distance weather forecast that continues from February 17th to 26th says Met Office is likely to have snow.
The prediction states: “At the start of this period, there are sub-average temperatures, often cloudy, and there are likely southeastern winds, especially in the northeastern region, which could lead to more winter showers.
“On the other hand, the front zone that brings mild conditions and rain will try to move from the west or southwest.
“The transition between cold and mild conditions remains uncertain, but towards the end of this period, mild and wet conditions likely spread across most of the country, with areas in the southwestern region can be quite wet. There is always a small risk that it may be farther across nearby continents and sometimes cheating in the eastern region.”
