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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Media Grid UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
For the UK, the next 14 days show a 10–30% chance of snow accumulation below 200 metres, with the highest probability across northern Scotland and the Pennines from late next week. In plain terms, significant lowland snow is unlikely, but wintry showers are possible for higher ground and northern areas.
What is the snow forecast for the UK over the next two weeks?
For the period covering the snow forecast 14 days, the Met Office outlook indicates a cold north-westerly airflow setting in from mid-week. This brings a 40–60% chance of snow above 300 metres in Scotland, with the snow forecast UK map showing the most consistent cover over the Cairngorms and Grampians. For England and Wales, any settling snow will be confined to the Peak District and northern moors, with 1–3 cm possible on the highest routes. The 14-day snow forecast Europe suggests more substantial falls across the Alps, where 20–40 cm is expected above 1,500 metres.
Where is snow most likely near major UK cities?
The snow forecast near London shows a very low probability—under 5% for any accumulation—with any wintry mix limited to sleet on one or two mornings. For the snow forecast near Manchester, the chance rises to around 15% for a dusting on the Pennine fringes, but city-centre settling is unlikely. For those looking at the snow forecast map for Europe, the best prospects for reliable snow are the French and Swiss Alps, where the snow forecast alps 14 days indicates frequent snowfall above resort level.
Will there be snow in my area this week?
Check the snow forecast inches for your location using the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page. For most southern and central areas, any snow will be limited to high ground and will not settle at lower elevations.
How accurate is the 14-day snow forecast?
Beyond 7 days, snow forecasts have low precision for specific locations. The general trend for colder conditions is reliable, but exact timings and accumulation amounts often change within 48 hours of an event.
Is snow expected in Birmingham or Glasgow?
For Birmingham Weather, the chance of snow is below 10%. For Glasgow Weather, the probability is higher at 20–30%, with a risk of overnight frost and light flurries on higher ground nearby.