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Tue 24 Feb 2026 • 22:02

UK Alerted for Significant Snowfall as 'Beast From the East' Approaches

UK Alerted for Significant Snowfall as 'Beast From the East' Approaches

# UK Snow Maps Show 500-Mile 'Beast From the East' with Major Snowfall in 37 Cities - Complete List

## Snow set to impact Britain soon

The UK is bracing for significant snowfall, with weather forecasts predicting the arrival of a severe cold front nicknamed the "Beast From the East." This weather event is expected to affect major regions across the country within days, with snow predicted to blanket up to 37 cities.

As the cold front approaches, a 500-mile band of snow is anticipated. Weather models indicate disruptive conditions, with the potential for travel chaos. The Met Office has been monitoring the situation closely, issuing warnings for extreme weather conditions.

Meteorologists have confirmed this cold snap is expected to bring freezing temperatures along with blizzard conditions to various areas. Many regions are likely to see substantial accumulations of snow, making travel hazardous and slowing down daily life considerably.

The implications of this wintry weather forecast extend beyond just inconvenience; discussions around public safety and preparation for potential hazards are already gaining traction. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and plan accordingly as the situation develops.

Here is the full list of affected cities:

1. London

2. Manchester

3. Birmingham

4. Glasgow

5. Liverpool

6. Leeds

7. Bristol

8. Newcastle

9. Sheffield

10. Edinburgh

11. Cardiff

12. Nottingham

13. Coventry

14. Belfast

15. Leicester

16. Bradford

17. Dundee

18. Wolverhampton

19. Stockport

20. Plymouth

21. Stoke-on-Trent

22. Sunderland

23. Derby

24. Swindon

25. Luton

26. Ipswich

27. Southampton

28. Reading

29. Kingston upon Hull

30. Brighton

31. Newport

32. Wigan

33. Bury

34. Blackpool

35. Clydebank

36. Kilmarnock

37. Motherwell

The Met Office is actively engaging in weather tracking, advising people to stay updated on developments as more precise information becomes available. Community safety remains a priority as these forecasts become reality.