Scotland is expected to experience a deep freeze in February, with temperatures dropping as low as -7C and up to 29cm of snowfall predicted. A new low-pressure system combining with Arctic air will bring heavy snow and sub-zero temperatures by the end of the week, following the impact of Storms Éowyn and Herminia. Central Scotland could see lows of -7C, while eastern England and Wales may drop to -1C.
Scotland is bracing for a deep freeze this February, with temperatures expected to plummet as low as -7C and forecasts warning of up to 29cm of snowfall. After weeks of freezing conditions and powerful storms, there’s little respite ahead, as more wintry weather looms on the horizon.
According to WXCharts, central Scotland could see lows of -7C, while eastern England and Wales may drop to -1C. Snow maps indicate widespread flurries, with significant accumulations expected in central Scotland and lighter snowfall across northern, central, and eastern England. It states: "There are signs that there may be somewhat of a north-south or northwest-southeast split to the UK's weather through this period. The north or northwest is likely to bear the brunt of wet and windy spells, whilst towards the south or southeast, it may be drier and more settled.
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