Britain is bracing for more wintry weather as 600 miles of snow is due to blanket the country in mere days. New maps from WXCHARTS, which uses MetDesk data, have revealed snowfall is forecast for February 17 and 18 - in less than a week's time. By 9pm next Tuesday, England is expected to see dustings from Lancaster in the North West to Dorset in the South West, with levels of around 0.75mm/hr.
The following day is due to bring even more snow, stretching a whopping 600 miles from Cape Wrath in the North of Scotland to Wiltshire in South West England. Parts of the Scottish Highways and Moray could see up to 23cm by 6am next Wednesday, though England should fare slightly better.
While parts of the North West are forecast to get 11cm, most of the country should only see about 3cm.
Separately, the Met Office forecast for next Monday to Wednesday warns of rain in the southwest across the three-day period, with some sun breaking through.
It reads: "Sunny spells and heavy showers for Monday. A drier day on Tuesday with sunny spells, but rain arriving in the southwest later. Rain likely lingering in places through Wednesday."
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