In pictures and videos: London’s first snow of winter 2024
by Amy Houghton · Time Out LondonYesterday (November 19) the Met Office issued snow and ice warnings for northern parts of the UK as the country was set to get its ‘first taste of winter’. London wasn’t forecast to be hit but this morning, it was greeted by a heavy flurry of snow stretching across the city.
Health experts, London Fire Brigade and rail operators have all urged travellers to be cautious, warning of risk of injury and travel disruption as a result of the chilly weather. More icy conditions are expected over the week, with temperatures plummeting as low as -3C overnight.
Where has it snowed today?
Early this morning, snowfall was spotted all over London. Affected areas included Clerkenwell, Canary Wharf, Muswell Hill, Kilburn, Regent’s Street, Barnet and Finchley. Loads of Londoners took to social media with videos of the snowfall in their area. Conditions were too wet for the snow to settle, so if you weren’t awake to witness it, here’s what you missed.
Time Out, snow-style
When it’s not disrupting public transport or turning to grey sludge, snow can be alright, actually. If you’re a fan of the stuff, check out the Met Office’s list of the UK’s snowiest spots or our roundup of the best winter destinations in Europe. We’ve also got you covered with the best things to do in London when it snows, some brilliant winter day trips from London, cosy winter cottage breaks and even a list of the finest songs about snow.
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