With mid-November looming, WX Charts maps and charts - which use Met Desk data - show that blizzards are set to hit on Saturday November 23.

Maps from Ventusky, as well as WX Charts, with the latter using Met Desk data, hint at the downturn in conditions.

With November progressing, there are fresh reports of a downturn in weather which could result in a teeth-chattering cold snap for the country.

As we head towards mid November and December and eventually Christmas, snowfall is set to hammer the country as temperatures plunge.

As we head towards mid-November, the country has been told to prepare for the first proper wintry blast of the year.

The UK has been warned a downturn in conditions will bring with it a -1C cold snap.

Scotland has a 90 per cent chance of snow next week, on November 19, it is feared.

As we head towards mid-November and eventually December and Christmas, Arctic air could cause a snow dumping in the UK.

Weather maps from WX Charts are now indicating that the entire country may be covered by snow around Friday, November 22, with sub-zero conditions likely.

England faces a pummelling from the white stuff with a barrage of Arctic weather sweeping, according to WX Charts maps and charts.