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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
No significant snow is forecast for the UK in the next seven days, though higher ground in Scotland may see light flurries by midweek. The Alps continue to receive fresh snowfall, with 14-day outlooks showing further accumulations above 1,500 metres.
What is the snow forecast for the UK this week?
Most lowland areas, including London and Manchester, will stay dry and cold. A snow forecast map shows the highest chance of flakes on Scottish mountains, particularly the Cairngorms, from Thursday. Elsewhere, only a few wet flakes may mix with rain over northern hills. Check the 10-day UK forecast for any late-week changes.
How much snow is expected in the Alps over the next 14 days?
The 14-day snow forecast for Europe indicates frequent snowfall across the central and western Alps, especially above 1,500 metres. Accumulations of 30–50 cm are likely in places such as the French and Swiss resorts, with some valley rain at lower altitudes. The Birmingham ski scene will have to wait – this snow stays on the continent.
Will it snow in London this week?
No. The snow forecast near London shows only dry, cold conditions. Any snow stays far to the north over the Scottish Highlands. London may see frost overnight but no falling snow.
How accurate are 14-day snow forecasts?
14-day outlooks give a broad trend, not exact timings. For planning, check short-range updates 72 hours ahead. The 14-day snow forecast Europe is useful for ski trip planning but can shift significantly.
Should I check a snow forecast map for driving?
Yes. A snow forecast map helps identify areas at risk. Drivers near Manchester or other northern regions should monitor local updates. The Met Office road-weather warnings are the most reliable guide for safe travel.