Will it snow in London on Christmas day?

Like many other northern cities, London’s weather on Christmas is dependent on whether it snow on the previous day. On average, the capital sees around 20cm of snow on Christmas Eve and around 10cm on Christmas Day. However, winter weather on other days is also possible.

Will it snow in London on Christmas day in

If you’re desperate to get out and enjoy some sledging or build a snowman, you’re in luck! A white Christmas is highly unlikely, but we have recorded a couple of snowfalls in the last few years. Generally, however, there’s very little chance of snow on Christmas Day, unless you’re somewhere in the south-west of the country or the Scottish Highlands!

Will there be snow on Christmas day in London

The Met Office has issued a yellow ‘be aware’ weather alert for large bursts of snowfall on Christmas Day, but if you’re planning to make your way to the capital to celebrate, you won’t have to worry too much! According to the Met Office, we’re likely to see between 1cm and 6cm of snow in most areas of England, although Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland could see up to 10cm.

Will it snow in London on Christmas day

This is perhaps the one question that we’re asked the most about Christmas in London. It’s natural to want to know whether you need to bundle up or stay cosy, so we’ve put together our predictions for snow on Christmas in London, in the hope that it will help you to plan your holiday.

Will it snow on Christmas day in London?

It’s safe to say that we won’t see snow on Christmas day in London this year. The Met Office is forecasting a very light dusting of snow on Christmas Eve, but this is not expected to last and the rest of the year looks set to remain dry and mild. However, it’s not unheard of for snow to fall on Christmas Eve in capital, especially when we experience a cold snap.