Brits could be set to see snow this weekend as the Met Office predicts an Arctic freeze is on the horizon. Certain parts of the United Kingdom could see snow as early as this Sunday. Wind, rain and hill snow are expected this weekend,

Some media reports forecasting snow weeks or months ahead will often be based on a single predictive model. However, official forecasts will compare several models before giving a judgement - and even that will be couched in terms referring to the relative likelihood of a given weather event.

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The Met Office has offered its verdict on what areas could see snow this weekend ahead of an icy cold snap next week. Wind, rain and hill snow is predicted to fall on Sunday with the north likely to see a light dusting of the white stuff - while inland areas stay dry with long spells of winter sun.

Parts of the UK could see snow over the weekend as temperatures start to plummet. The latest Met Office forecast predicts that parts of Scotland and northern England could see flurries of the white stuff as cold Arctic air moves in from the north.

The Met Office this afternoon said that a ‘major change’ in the weather is incoming this weekend - with ‘disruption’ possible. Forecasters said an Arctic blast was hitting the UK with ‘widespread snowfall’ across lower ground possible.

The Met Office has given its verdict on reports of a potential -16C freeze and widespread snowfall across Britain. The national forecaster acknowledged the possibility of snow from this weekend, initially affecting high ground in northern regions as Arctic air moves southward.

The Met Office has issued an update as temperatures are set to plummet within the next few days. From Monday (November 18), the forecaster states "frequent wintry showers are expected" as mercury drops to freezing.