UK weather maps reveal exact date snow and -4C freeze could hit

UK weather maps reveal exact date snow and -4C freeze could hitSome Brits could face snow in just a few days time with temperatures set to plummet as low as -4C in some parts of the country, according to weather mapsCommentsNewsElizabeta Ranxburgaj and Holly Kintuka06:00, 17 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesWeather map for April 25 at 6am(Image: WXCharts)Snow and plunging temperatures are set to strike parts of Britain, weather forecasts suggest.‌WXCharts maps created using MetDesk data have illuminated in purple and white, signalling that snow could be heading for the country in just a few days. Further maps have transformed to icy blue - indicating cold conditions - predicting snow could hit alongside freezing temperatures, plummeting as low as -4C.‌Despite being midway through spring, Brits have been experiencing lower temperatures than anticipated over the past fortnight. The Met Office has also highlighted the possibility of "unsettled conditions" returning towards the month's end.‌According to WXCharts, April 25 could feel more like a winter's day, particularly across Scotland and northern England.View 3 ImagesSnow depth map for April 25 at midnight(Image: WXCharts)READ MORE: Met Office issues April snow forecast as 3 areas face 'wintry' showers – listREAD MORE: 'I'm an American living in the UK and there's 1 thing I'll never trust here in Britain'Snowfall is anticipated from midnight onwards, with the map revealing a substantial purple area, denoting snow, spreading across the Scottish Highlands and blanketing Aberdeen and the North East.‌It also shows a band of snow stretching from the Scottish borders down to Stoke-on-Trent, although it's predicted to be light across the Greater Manchester to Staffordshire areas.Accompanying the snow, temperatures are forecast to drop below zero, with predictions reaching as low as -3C across the Highlands and Perth and Cross. Meanwhile in North Yorkshire, temperatures will hi...