Those living in the South East and the Captial might need to brace themselves for a frosty end to November, as BBC Weather experts forecast a possibility of snow next week. The capital could see its first snowfall of the season, starting late Wednesday, November 29, and continuing into the early hours of Thursday, November 30.

Anticipated Snow Showers The weather forecast predicts sleet and snow showers from 10 pm on Wednesday through to 3 am on Thursday. With temperatures expected to drop to 2°C, there’s a chance that some of the snow might settle, potentially blanketing London in a wintry scene.

London’s Weekly Weather Outlook The lead-up to the snow showers will see varied weather conditions in London. Here’s what Londoners can expect in the days leading up to the potential snowfall:

• Monday, November 27: Light rain with a gentle breeze, highs of 8°C and lows of 4°C.
• Tuesday, November 28: Sunny intervals and a gentle breeze, highs of 7°C and a low of -1°C.
• Wednesday, November 29: Sunny with light winds, highs of 6°C.
• Thursday, November 30: Light rain and light winds are expected after the snow showers, with highs of 7°C and lows of 2°C.

The week ahead also includes periods of drizzle and light rain, with generally gentle breezes.

Long Range Forecast The BBC’s long-range forecast indicates that Friday, November 1, will see light rain and a gentle breeze, with similar weather conditions continuing into the weekend. Sunday, November 26, is expected to be cloudier, with outbreaks of rain in the evening and overnight.

Preparation for Snowfall While the prospect of snow in London is often met with excitement, it also serves as a reminder for residents and commuters to prepare for potentially challenging travel conditions. The city’s transportation services typically implement winter weather plans to address any disruptions caused by snow and ice.

Community Response Londoners often find the city particularly picturesque under a blanket of snow, and many are eagerly anticipating the first snowfall of the season. However, commuters are advised to stay updated on weather forecasts and plan their travel accordingly during this period.

As Londoners await the potential snow, the city prepares to embrace the wintry weather while ensuring safety and accessibility across its streets and public transport networks. Stay tuned for further updates on London’s weather as the week progresses.