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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Headlines UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The latest snow forecast for the UK shows a low chance of significant snowfall in most lowland areas over the next 14 days. Higher ground in Scotland and northern England may see light flurries, but widespread disruption is unlikely in the immediate outlook.
Where is snow most likely in the coming days?
For the next week, the best chance of snow is on the Scottish Highlands and the Grampians, where altitudes above 400 metres could see a dusting. The Glasgow weather outlook suggests a small risk of sleet on higher routes, but not at city level. The Birmingham weather and southern regions are expected to stay mild, with rain rather than snow. A snow forecast UK map from the Met Office confirms no major snow warnings are currently active for lowland areas.
Could snow affect travel or power supplies?
At this stage, no significant travel disruption is predicted. If you are driving in Scotland or northern England, check a snow forecast 14 days update for your route. The 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page shows temperatures near average for January, so ice on untreated roads is a more likely hazard than deep snow. For those heading to Europe, a 14-day snow forecast Europe indicates good conditions in the Alps for skiing, with resorts above 1,500 metres reporting settled snow. A snow forecast Alps 14 days outlook suggests further falls mid-month.
Will it snow near London this week?
The snow forecast near London shows no snow in the next 7 days. Temperatures are expected to stay between 4°C and 8°C, which is too warm for snowfall in the capital. Rain is more likely.
Is snow likely near Manchester?
The snow forecast near Manchester is low for the next fortnight. Higher ground in the Peak District might see a brief flurry, but Manchester city itself should expect rain or drizzle, not settling snow.
How accurate is a 14-day snow forecast?
A snow forecast 14 days outlook is useful for general trends but becomes less reliable after day 7. For specific travel plans, check the UK weather hub for updates 48-72 hours ahead, when confidence is higher.