Will Snow Hit the UK This Christmas Here’s the Truth

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Will the UK get a White Christmas this year The Met Office has revealed the latest forecast and it brings cold winds frosty mornings and a dramatic twist heading into New Year  Christmas Day is expected to be cold and windy across much of the UK with bright spells for many and temperatures feeling close to freezing due to strong easterly winds  Snow chances on Christmas Day are very slim with only a small possibility of flurries over Dartmoor while most areas stay dry and sunny  But the story does not end there Weather maps suggest a sharp temperature drop by New Year’s Eve with the possible return of the Beast from the East bringing bitter cold and potential snow especially in eastern parts of the UK  Watch till the end for everything you need to know about the Christmas forecast and what could be coming next :snowflake: WooGlobe Ref : WGA929535 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Will the UK wake up to a white Christmas, or is it just a frosty tease?

00:04Here is the latest update, and it might surprise you.

00:07The Met Office says Christmas Day will be cold, windy, and bright for many.

00:11Temperatures will sit just below average, but strong easterly winds will make it feel much colder.

00:16Most areas will see highs of just 4 to 5 degrees.

00:20Add the wind chill, and it could feel close to freezing all day.

00:23For snow lovers, there is some hope, but only a little.

00:26Forecasters say there is a very small chance of snow flurries over Dartmoor

00:30as rain pushes into parts of Devon and Cornwall.

00:33Most of the UK will stay dry with sunny spells.

00:36Many will wake up to a frosty Christmas morning.

00:39Northern Scotland could plunge to minus 5 overnight.

00:42And swimmers in the south could face rough seas and big waves.

00:46But the big twist comes later.

00:48Weather maps suggest snow could return on New Year's Eve,

00:50with the feared beast from the east making a comeback.

00:53Some eastern areas could feel as cold as minus 6.

00:56Driven by fierce winds from the east,

00:59bookies say Edinburgh is most likely to see snow.

01:02While London faces much slimmer odds.

01:04So no white Christmas for most.

01:06But winter is far from done.

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