Storm Arwen: Peak District hit with layer of snow and high winds
Last weekend's brief snowfall blanketed some of the UK's northern communities. Wintry temperatures saw snow gather up to several centimetres on the ground in the Midlands, with the most dramatic scenes in Scotland. There, snow totals in the highlands approached double figures and much of the UK seems set for the same experience again this week.
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According to recent weather charts, the country hasn't seen the last of autumn snow.
They show another layer will soon stretch from north to south, starting late this week.
Forecasters with WXCharts, a service that uses data from MetDesk, identified another snowy spell likely to cover most of the UK by Thursday.
Scotland will see the first sign of this incoming system tomorrow on Wednesday, December 1.
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Then, WXCharts has identified snow clouds over most of the country, excluding the northernmost coast and areas along the southern border.
Those clouds will pour out enough snow to cover nearly the entire country by Thursday, with the most settled on higher ground.
Some of Scotland's peaks could see totals approach double figures again, around four inches (10cm) or higher.
On the same day, maps show those snow clouds will pass over the country's southern border.
That will cast a broad patch over the northeast coast from below Edinburgh to Hull.