Snow is set to fall across large parts of the UK within the next two weeks, with weather maps indicating the wintry conditions will reach as far south as Cornwall. According to WXCharts maps using MetDesk data, the freezing blast is expected to hit on March 15, bringing temperatures down to -1C and significant snowfall.
The maps show that around 21 cm of snow could accumulate in areas surrounding Inverness, while the cold front sweeps across the country. The south-west, including Cornwall, is not immune, with the charts turning white to indicate snow reaching that region.
The Met Office's long-range forecast for March 6 to 15 suggests high pressure will dominate, especially in the south and south-east, bringing dry weather and sunshine. However, it notes that frontal systems may affect the north and west, bringing rain, strong winds, and hill snow over high ground in the north.
Netweather.tv's monthly outlook for March 9 to 15 predicts winds from the south or south-west, keeping temperatures above average, but with more unsettled conditions than the preceding week. Low-pressure systems could bring bands of rain across the country, with western counties, especially in the south-west, likely to see wetter-than-normal weather.
The combination of forecasts suggests that while southern and eastern areas may see drier conditions, the possibility of snow remains for parts of the UK, including Cornwall, as March progresses.
