London and the South East could be in for a chilly shock as BBC Weather warns of possible snow next week. The capital may see its first snowfall of the season late on Wednesday, November 29, continuing into the early hours of Thursday, November 30.

Snow Showers Set to Hit London

Expect sleet and snow showers from 10pm Wednesday through to 3am Thursday, with temperatures plunging to around 2°C. BBC Weather says some snow may settle, dusting parts of the city in a classic winter white.

London’s Weather Rollercoaster Before the Snow

  • Monday, Nov 27: Light drizzle and a gentle breeze, highs of 8°C, lows 4°C.
  • Tuesday, Nov 28: Sunny spells, gentle breeze, highs 7°C, chilling down to -1°C at night.
  • Wednesday, Nov 29: Sunshine with light winds, highs hitting 6°C before the snow arrives.
  • Thursday, Nov 30: Snow showers early, then light rain and winds, highs of 7°C, dropping to 2°C.

The week will be a mix of drizzle and light rain, with just mild breezes keeping things moving.

Long-Range Outlook: More Rain to Follow

Looking ahead, the BBC’s forecast hints at light rain and breezy conditions from Friday, December 1, through to the weekend. Sunday expects cloudier skies with evening showers rolling in.

Get Ready for Wintry Travel

The first snow of the season is always exciting, but it’s also a warning for Londoners to get ready for slippery roads and travel hiccups. City transport authorities will be primed with winter weather plans to keep disruption to a minimum.

Londoners Brace for a Pretty But Perilous Whiteout

The capital looks stunning under a snowy blanket, and many Londoners are already looking forward to snapping that perfect winter scene. But commuters are urged to stay alert, check updates, and plan journeys carefully as icy conditions take hold.

Stay tuned for live weather updates as London prepares to welcome its first snow – and the cold snap that comes with it.

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