Some parts of the UK might be dreaming of a white Christmas, as snow is expected to blanket parts of the country on the festive day. According to WXCHARTS, the north west of Scotland is expected to experience near-continuous snowfall from 12pm on December 25 until midnight on December 28.

The latest weather maps have revealed where and when snow will arrive in the UK and whether there will be a white Christmas in 2024.

White Christmas hopes rise as weather maps predict snow could stretch from Scotland to London this Christmas Day.

Where in the UK could see a white Christmas? The Met Office have stated that northern parts of the UK are most likely to see snowfall over Christmas. Their forecast reads: ‘The

The latest snow probability maps show where in the UK will be blanketed on Christmas Day, with almost all of Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland, Wales and northern England set to see snow fall

Snow is forecast for a large part of the UK on Christmas Eve, according to new weather maps, with Newcastle and Edinburgh among the cities affected by the wintry blast

A 36-hour snow storm is due to hit the UK on Monday, December 23 and last into Christmas on Wednesday, December 25

As many as nine UK areas, including England, Scotland and Wales, are set for a white Christmas this year, with Arctic flurries expected from as early as December 20. Weather maps from WXCharts, which use Metdesk data,