The UK is preparing for a predicted snowstorm, with recent weather maps indicating which cities are likely to avoid the worst of the icy conditions over a 24-hour period later this month.

The UK is bracing for a significant snowstorm, with new weather maps revealing which cities are expected to escape the worst of the icy conditions during the upcoming 24-hour period. The forecast ...

Another bout of cold weather is inbound as parts of the UK braced for snow. Maps from WXCHARTS show that from 12 noon on Monday, February 10, snow will stretch from Scotland to Sheffield.

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the map shows, while another shows temperatures hovering between -2C in the Highlands and 0-3C for most of England that day. The snow is set to cover 34 cities in England, including Birmingham ...

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New weather maps have forecast a storm of flurries ... flurries receding to cover a small part of northern England around Yorkshire, some cities in the Midlands like Manchester and Liverpool ...

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On MailOnline's interactive graphic, you can see how this would apply to 10 of the UK's biggest cities. If 2024 YR4 fell ... would be all but wiped off the map by the size of the shockwave.

As many as 29 cities ... The maps and charts, projected using Met Desk modelling via WX Charts, have hinted a band of white could spread over the country, seeping wintriness into England.

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