UK Weather Forecast: Devon to Experience Significant Snowfall
Weather maps indicate that Devon, along with parts of South West England and South Wales, will experience notable snowfall later this month as temperatures drop. On Thursday, November 19, WXCharts predicts several centimetres of snow across large areas of the West Country.
Snow and Rain Expectations for November 19
- Exmoor National Park in North Devon could see snowfall rates reaching around 3cm per hour.
- Towns such as Exeter, Yeovil, and Sherborne are expected to receive lighter snowfall, approximately 1cm per hour.
“A large area of South West England and South Wales could see as much as 3cm/hr of snowfall,” reports the Express.
In contrast, much of southern England and regions including Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, and Warwickshire are forecast to have heavy rainfall.
Rainfall Impact
The weather map shows the south coast of England and Wales covered by blue, green, and purple areas, signaling intense rainfalls. Major cities such as London and Southampton might experience rainfall up to 1.5cm per hour, while cities like Cardiff and Plymouth can expect some snow dusting.
Temperature Outlook for the UK
Temperatures across the UK are predicted to remain low, struggling to rise above single digits. Around London, highs are expected to reach only 4-5°C at midday on November 19.
“Most of the UK will struggle to reach double figures, with peaks of 4-5C forecast in and around the capital,” shows the temperature chart.
These conditions suggest a chilly, wet day with snow impacting several key areas in the West Country and surrounding regions.
Author’s summary: Devon and surrounding southwestern regions face significant snowfall later this month, with temperatures remaining low and heavy rain affecting much of southern England.
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