Will it snow in London next week? Here’s when cold weather is predicted to hit the capital

When will snow hit London?

According to the Met Office, snow is possible in London next week, with the most likely time for snowfall being on Tuesday, November 29. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice for London and the south-east of England, with snowfall possible from 3pm on Tuesday. The warning is in place until 10am on Wednesday, November 30.

What is the weather forecast for London next week?

The weather forecast for London next week is for cold and wet weather, with temperatures struggling to reach double figures. There is a risk of snow on Tuesday, November 29, and there could be further snow showers on Wednesday, November 30. The rest of the week is likely to be cold and cloudy, with some sunny spells.

What should I do to prepare for the cold weather?

If you are travelling in London next week, be prepared for the cold weather. Wrap up warm and wear layers of clothing. Wear a hat, gloves and scarf, and make sure your shoes are waterproof. If you are driving, be aware of the risk of snow and ice, and allow extra time for your journey.

Here are some tips for staying warm in the cold weather:

• Wear layers of clothing, including a base layer, a mid-layer and an outer layer.
• Make sure your clothes are made from breathable materials, such as wool or fleece.
• Wear a hat, gloves and scarf to keep your head, hands and neck warm.
• Wear waterproof shoes to keep your feet dry.
• Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids.
• Eat warm, nutritious foods to help your body stay warm.
• Avoid alcohol and caffeine, as these can dehydrate you.
• If you are going to be spending time outdoors, make sure to take breaks to warm up.