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11.03.2024 - 13:41 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Parts of Scotland will get more snow in the coming weeks despite spring being just around the corner, according to weather maps.
Despite it being March, temperatures are have been chilly across the UK, accompanied by rainfall and winds. According to forecasters at Metdesk, once we get to Thursday, March 21, some of this rain might even turn into snow.
Weather experts have shared maps that show a purple colour - which means 'snow' - from the very top of Scotland down to the central belt by March 17. The heaviest snowfall is expected in Perthshire, Scotland, by around mid-morning.
However as we travel further down south and into the week, the snow will turn into heavy rain - especially in areas like the East Midlands. The heavy rain will spread across most of the UK by Thursday, March 21.
These predictions are not confirmed to be the final forecast as the meteorologists warned that sometimes long-range forecasts can change quite a bit, reports the Mirror.
The Met Office says it's going to be colder than normal for a while longer, but they're not yet certain whether there will be more snow this month.
According to the Met Office website, looking at the period from March 15 to March 24: "From the end of the week a broadly unsettled pattern continues.
"Friday likely seeing longer spells of rain clearing northern areas whilst showers, sometimes heavy with thunderstorms developing elsewhere, though some brighter spells at times and clearing skies overnight. Temperatures feeling mild out of the fresh winds. Through the weekend further bands of rain expected to push in from the west and southwest, breaking to showers at times.
"Into the new week temperatures trend down toward average for the time of year as the broadly unsettled
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