The exact date snow will return to the UK as wintry weather set to continue

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Parts of the UK will see wintry weather continue, as up to 4mm of snow is expected during a cold spell in the country, according to forecasters.The Met Office has confirmed that temperatures across Britain are likely to remain below average for the time of year for some time now, reports the Mirror.

Meteorologists believe that snow will fall in the country on around Tuesday, January 16.Weather maps from Ventusky have shown that snow will fall across the northern part of Scotland on January 16, spreading down to reach the western areas, including Glasgow, by Wednesday, January 17.Steven Keates, a Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster, said: "The colder conditions across the UK are likely to be established for some time and will be a key theme of next week’s weather.

However, the beginning of next week is likely to see the lowest temperatures of this colder spell, and by the end of next week we should start to see a gradual rise in values, at least for a time."It is during this period of time, at the beginning of next week, when the first significant flurries of snow are likely to be at their heaviest in the UK.

Coastal areas may see some bands of snow appear as early as Monday, January 15 - and temperatures aren't going to get much better either.The Met Office has said that this week we will see a lot more frost appearing overnight than we have across the month of December 2023.