A dramatic snow bomb is set to hit the UK in the coming weeks - with Scotland facing two inches to fall per hour
, according to weather charts.
Weather maps from WX Charts show a blizzard making its way to northern parts of Scotland on the evening of February 2, according to the Mirror. Although those dates are too far out for WX Charts to provide estimates as to how much snow will settle on the ground, its forecast maps show snow falling at a rate of at least 5cm per hour.
Over the weekend, conditions should get milder with the mercury possibly reaching double figures next week, but the respite from the cold will potentially be short-lived as forecasters now fear another wintry snap is coming in next month from Greenland, with Scotland due to be blasted by such flurries at the start of February.
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