UK Snow Forecast: Frost Returns, With Hill Snow in the North | November 14

Verified November 14, 2026, at 9:06 a.m. UTC.

Frost is expected again tonight, November 14, across central and eastern England, while cloudier, breezier conditions are forecast elsewhere. On Sunday, November 15, rain is expected across parts of the UK, with snow possible on northern hills. Despite the wintry outlook, the Met Office warning page currently lists no UK weather warnings for November 14–20. Its latest national forecast mentions isolated fog in an earlier update, but does not specifically forecast freezing fog in the current weekend outlook.

For now, the clearest near-term travel concern is the combination of frost tonight and rain, strong winds, and hill snow in parts of the north on Sunday. Check your local forecast and warning status before setting out, since national summaries do not describe conditions on every road or in every town.

Destaques

• Frost is forecast tonight in central and eastern England.
• Sunday brings rain to parts of the UK and hill snow in the north.
• The Met Office lists no UK warnings through Friday, November 20.
• Freezing fog is not specifically identified in the latest weekend forecast.

What is the latest UK snow and frost forecast?

The Met Office forecast updated at 4:00 a.m. UTC on Saturday says most areas will have a fine day with sunshine after a frosty and locally misty start. More cloud, patchy rain, and a brisk breeze are expected in the north and far west. Tonight should be dry across central and eastern England, where clear spells may allow frost to form; other areas are expected to be cloudier and less cold, with some showers.

Sunday is forecast to start with sunshine in the east and later in the far north and west. Elsewhere, cloud and breezy conditions are expected, with outbreaks of rain, some heavy. The Met Office says hill snow is possible in the north. That points to a localized high-ground risk rather than a forecast of widespread lowland snowfall.

For Monday, November 16, the national outlook turns colder but sunnier, with wintry showers in the far north. Rain and hill snow are forecast to move north across the UK into Tuesday, November 17. The Met Office describes Wednesday as brighter but colder for most. These are forecast details, and local conditions can change as the system develops.

Are there weather warnings for frost or freezing fog?

At the time checked, the Met Office’s UK warnings page showed “No warnings” for each day from Saturday, November 14, through Friday, November 20. That is the current published warning status, not a guarantee that conditions will remain unchanged. Warnings can be added or updated, so travelers should consult the official page again before departure.

The distinction between fog and freezing fog matters. The latest national weekend summary refers to a locally misty start on Saturday, while the preceding forecast mentioned isolated fog. Neither statement confirms freezing fog as a current widespread hazard. Freezing fog is fog made up of supercooled droplets that can freeze on contact with surfaces; do not treat an ordinary fog mention as confirmation of that specific condition.

Why is frost expected, and where could snow fall?

In the Met Office forecast, clear spells overnight across central and eastern England provide the setup for frost. With fewer clouds, the ground can lose heat more readily after sunset; light winds can also allow colder air to settle near the surface. This is an explanation of the forecast pattern, not a claim that every location will reach freezing temperatures.

Snow is forecast mainly for higher ground in northern areas as rain-bearing weather moves through. The national summary does not name specific hills or give local snow totals, so it cannot establish whether a particular route will be affected. Conditions at elevation can differ sharply from nearby towns. Consult local forecasts for the relevant area, especially if traveling across exposed or higher routes.

What changes are expected next week?

The near-term pattern shifts from a frosty start toward more unsettled weather. The Met Office’s outlook for November 18–27 says Atlantic low-pressure systems are likely to bring periods of rain, with southern areas potentially wetter relative to average and strong winds possible at times. Northern areas may stay colder overall, with sharp overnight frost possible when clear skies and light winds coincide. This longer-range outlook is less specific than the day-by-day forecast and should be treated as conditional.

The practical update is that frost remains a short-term concern for central and eastern England tonight, while Sunday’s rain and hill snow could affect northern travel. No UK warnings were listed when checked, and freezing fog was not specifically forecast in the latest weekend summary. The Met Office advises checking the forecast for your exact location as plans approach.

Sources

• Met Office UK national forecast, updated 4:00 a.m. UTC November 14, 2026
• Met Office UK weather warnings

FAQ

Will it snow across the UK this weekend?

The forecast calls for hill snow in the north on Sunday, not widespread snow across the UK.

Is freezing fog forecast today?

The latest national forecast mentions a locally misty start but does not specifically forecast freezing fog.

Are there active UK weather warnings?

The Met Office page showed no warnings for November 14–20 when checked at 9:06 a.m. UTC on November 14.