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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The Met Office gives a 10–20% chance of snow in Norwich over the next 14 days, with any flurries most likely on higher ground north of the city. Daytime highs will stay between 4°C and 7°C, meaning any settled snow is unlikely in the urban area.
What is the snow forecast for the next 14 days?
The snow forecast 14 days outlook for Norfolk shows a low probability of accumulating snow. The snow forecast uk map from the Met Office places the highest likelihood across the Scottish Highlands, the Pennines and parts of northern England. For Norwich, any precipitation will likely fall as rain or sleet, with only a brief dusting possible on the Broads or rural heaths. Temperatures are expected to remain above freezing during the day, though overnight frosts could create icy patches.
Where in the UK is snow most likely?
If you are looking for a snow forecast near london or snow forecast near manchester, the risk remains low in the south-east but moderate across the north-west. The 14-day snow forecast europe indicates the Alps will see significant snowfall – for skiers, the snow forecast alps 14 days shows accumulations of 20–50 cm above 1,500 m. In the UK, the snow forecast inches equivalent is minimal for lowland England, with perhaps 1–2 inches on the highest Scottish peaks. For a detailed look ahead, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.
Will it snow in Norwich this week?
No significant snow is forecast for Norwich this week. Daytime temperatures of 5–7°C mean any precipitation will fall as rain. Overnight frosts may occur, but not enough for snow to settle.
How accurate is a 14-day snow forecast?
A 14-day snow forecast has limited reliability – confidence is moderate at 5–7 days and low beyond that. The Met Office updates its outlook daily, so check the Norwich Wire UK weather hub for the latest.
What should I do if snow is forecast?
If snow is predicted, check travel updates on gov.uk, keep warm clothing and a shovel in the car, and ensure vulnerable neighbours are aware. The NHS advises caution on icy surfaces to avoid falls.