UK weather maps show April snow forecast for days across 15 areas - see full list

UK weather maps show April snow forecast for days across 15 areas - see full list Weather maps suggest brief blizzard-like conditions could hit parts of Scotland and northern England later this month, with temperatures dropping to 0C overnightCommentsNewsAditi Rane and Bradley Jolly Overnight News Editor15:18, 15 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesSnow is forecast on and around April 26(Image: WXCharts)Weather maps indicate a late-season burst of wintry conditions could deliver snow to parts of the UK later this month, as colder air pushes in despite milder spring temperatures elsewhere.‌Forecast charts point to the risk of brief blizzard-like conditions developing around Tuesday April 22, and remaining for several days with the most severe weather concentrated across northern and higher-altitude regions.‌According to maps from WXCharts, the areas most at risk of snow and blizzard-like conditions include parts of northern England and areas in Scotland. These regions could experience snow showers combined with powerful winds, particularly over exposed terrain, creating temporary blizzard conditions.‌Temperatures in affected areas could plummet sharply, with daytime highs of between 2C and 6C in northern regions during the coldest period. Overnight lows could tumble to 0C or below, posing a risk of frost and treacherous icy surfaces.READ MORE: UK weather maps show 16 areas facing April snow blizzard - see full listREAD MORE: Dunelm striped bedding set that’s ‘much admired’ by guests is just £15View 3 ImagesWeather map for April 27(Image: WXCharts)Further south, conditions remain considerably milder, with temperatures reaching 12C to 18C, particularly across southern and western England.‌The maps reveal a stark divide, with colder air sweeping into the North while the South remains warmer and more settled.This is being driven by Atlantic weather systems moving in from the West, while high pressure to the North-east holds them at bay. Meanwhile, the Met Office suggested the period fr...