Newest London weather map shows snow hitting one area as BBC issues verdict

Alya Zayed
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Piccadilly in central London during a winter deluge. Heavy rain, pedestrians and traffic.
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A new weather map shows a blob of snow getting closer and closer to London. The forecast from WX Charts shows snow on parts of South and West London, while the bulk of it is on Berkshire and Hampshire.

Meanwhile, more snow can be spotted on the weather map towards parts of the North, mostly Yorkshire. The forecast is for Tuesday, November 19, meaning it is still quite uncertain.

On the map, snow is indicated by purple shading, while rain is blue.

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While the Met Office hasn't issued a forecast for this date just yet, BBC Weather has. For the 19th, light rain and a gentle breeze is forecast, with no signs of snow. Temperatures are set to dip to 4C, with highs of 10C.

London weather forecast for next week from the Met Office

  • Monday: Highs of 12C and lows of 6C. Sunny.

  • Tuesday: Highs of 11C and lows of 7C. Sunny intervals changing to cloudy by lunchtime.

  • Wednesday: Highs of 11C and lows of 6C. Sunny intervals changing to partly cloudy in the afternoon.

  • Thursday: Highs of 11C and lows of 7C. Overcast.

  • Friday: Highs of 10C and lows of 6C. Overcast.

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