Unseasonal snowfall is anticipated to hit the UK as weather patterns indicate the likelihood of two blizzards sweeping through various regions including England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland by the end of this month. The weather forecast suggests heavy snow in Northern Ireland and Scotland, accompanied by intense rain in Wales and England, with subsequent snow showers expected in North Wales and parts of northern England. Additionally, snow coverage maps show significant snow accumulation in several areas such as Gloucester, Northern Ireland, and parts of Scotland.

A more extensive snowstorm is predicted to arrive on March 15, with snow expected to fall over Scotland, northern England, and Wales. By midday, the snowfall is projected to reach the Midlands. The BBC Weather outlook indicates that while temperatures are forecasted to remain above average, there may be brief cold spells during this period.

Looking ahead to March 9-15, the BBC anticipates active Atlantic systems bringing occasional rain and strong winds particularly to northern and western regions. The south and east may experience below-average precipitation due to European high pressure influences, while the north and west can expect wetter conditions. Mild temperatures are expected overall, occasionally interrupted by chilly nights between weather systems.

The Met Office’s forecast for March 9-18 suggests a mix of weather patterns with western areas likely to experience rain and strong winds, while eastern regions may see drier intervals interspersed with occasional rainfall. Towards mid-March, unsettled conditions are expected to become more widespread, with increased chances of rain and stronger winds across all regions. Overall, temperatures are predicted to be slightly above average during this period.