WXCharts' latest weather maps indicate that a 169-mile stretch of the UK could be hit by snowfall in the coming weeks, with Scotland set to bear the brunt of the wintry weather View 2 Images The snowfall data is based on projections from Met Desk and has been shared on WXCharts (Image: Getty Images)

Brits might be in for an early taste of winter as advanced weather modelling maps predict snow flurries along a 169-mile stretch of the UK in the coming weeks. ‌

WXCharts' latest maps suggest that parts of Scotland, particularly the Scottish Highlands, could see snow between Monday, October 20, and Wednesday, October 22, with temperatures potentially dropping to around 0C. Snow flurries are expected to start from early Monday morning and continue until midday over the northern a

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