All the parts of England set for snow and -10C temperatures next week

Exactly where and when faces a -10C snow blast in the next week - with up to 23cm of the white stuff falling - has been revealed in fresh weather maps. WXCharts maps and charts show temperatures will drop across the UK on November 20.

At midday, the map shows parts of North Yorkshire, Cumbria and the North East will fall to as low as -10C. Snow is forecast to fall across parts of northern Scotland, northern Wales, Merseyside and western regions in Northern Ireland too.

In its verdict online, the BBC Weather team explains "disruptive weather" is possible and adds: "High pressure is likely to remain well to the west, or it could shift even further north-west, of the UK, which would mean a sharper drop in temperatures below average, along with strong northerly winds and spells of heavy showers.

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"These showers could turn wintry, even at lower levels. Early snowfall events combined with icy and frosty conditions overnight are also on the table. The coldest risk remains for Scotland, however." The Beeb team says: "In view of a developing quite active North Atlantic pattern, it is likely that a few intense low pressure systems will move across parts of the UK leading to stormy and possibly disruptive weather, bringing with them the ongoing risk of wintry precipitation.

"After some intermittent high pressure later next week, with further frosty nights, new North Atlantic low pressure systems could approach and move in with their fronts, albeit with a gradually milder and brisk west to south-westerly flow."

"The next outlook should provide more details about the extent and duration of the upcoming Arctic cold air outbreak next week, and also give a better overview of the further weather conditions until the end of November and into early December," the meteorologists went on to say.