The upcoming weather forecast in the UK predicts cold spells and wintry showers by the end of April, with as many as 38 cities likely to experience snowfall. According to the GFS weather model, snow is anticipated to start falling on April 28, beginning in northern Scotland before moving southward towards London.

Weather maps indicate heavy snowfall in the northeast of Scotland on April 28, with lighter flurries in other regions such as southern Scotland, the Pennines, and parts of Northern Ireland. Concurrently, rain is expected in North Wales and along the east coast of England.

By April 29, snowfall is projected across northern England, Yorkshire, and Lincolnshire, with additional snowfall in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and rain in the far southeast. A subsequent snow band is forecasted to move in from the west, affecting western England, including cities like Manchester and Birmingham, with lighter snow extending as far south as Bristol by April 30.

Although snow is expected in London on April 30, it is anticipated to be less intense compared to earlier snowfall in western regions. Throughout this period, intermittent snow showers are expected in various parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and England, potentially impacting 38 cities.

The Met Office warns of wintry showers and a brief cold spell later in April. The weather forecast from April 22 to May 1 suggests predominantly dry conditions, with occasional exceptions such as rain and colder air sweeping southward, leading to wintry showers in the north and east, along with overnight frost. However, any cold spell is expected to be short-lived before milder conditions return.