met: Christmas Day, Boxing Day Weather forecast in UK: Met Office issues snow warning | Daily News Byte

For Christmas Day, snow showers and ice warnings have been issued for people living in various parts of the UK. Bad weather is also expected to disrupt travel in many places. People are expected to experience a mild Christmas with the chance of heavy rain compared to snow as temperatures hit double digits in the south.

However, people could experience snow on Sunday as cold arctic air descends on northern Scotland. According to maps from WXCharts, north-west Scotland could see up to 10 centimeters of snow, which will continue into next week. Apart from that, a snow storm is possible in northern England on Monday.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice, and it is expected that the weather will remain the same from 9pm on Christmas Day until 6pm on Boxing Day.

According to a warning for northern and western Scotland, regular downpours are likely to cause some travel disruption on the high roads.

“Due to weather conditions, roads and railways are likely to be affected. However, there is a slight chance of disruption to power supply. Also, people may experience icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths,” the warning added. is

Christmas Day will be relatively mild with scattered showers. Boxing Day is expected to be colder, with parts of Scotland experiencing snow showers. There will be heavy rain on Tuesday.

UK weather forecast at Christmas

Some persistent rain is likely to affect southern and southeast England during the afternoon. Later cooling in the far northwest with wintry showers.

FAQs

Question 1. What will the weather be like on Christmas Day in the UK?

A1. Christmas Day will be milder with scattered showers. Boxing Day is expected to be colder, with parts of Scotland experiencing snow showers.

Q2. Which meteorological department has issued color-graded warnings for weather conditions?

A2. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice, and the weather is expected to remain the same from 9pm on Christmas Day until 6pm on Boxing Day.