Will it snow? Met Office gives verdict after temperatures drop

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"The Met Office has confirmed whether Brits can expect to see snow on the forecast over the coming weeks. As the days get shorter and colder temperatures move in there has been widespread speculation over potential blizzards and snowfall covering parts of the UK. Some reports have suggested cities as southerly as London and Southampton could be affected. But speaking to The Independent, Met Office officials said the chance of snowfall is minimal and largely confined to the remote Scottish highlands."

The Independent solicits donations to fund journalists covering topics from reproductive rights to climate change and Big Tech. The organisation emphasizes on-the-ground reporting, cross-spectrum trust, and a paywall-free model funded by voluntary support. Donations enable continuing reporter deployment and documentary production, including a film highlighting American women fighting for reproductive rights. The Met Office indicates that widespread snowfall in the UK is unlikely, with snowfall largely confined to remote Scottish highlands. Temperatures are expected to be above average next week (15–17°C) due to a mild southerly airflow, while conditions will be wet and windy, particularly in the north and west.

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