Free things to do with the family in Kent this ChristmasĮarlier this month Coral spokesman John Hill said odds were already being slashed on snowfall this December.We went to Dreamland's Winterland on the day it opened - this is what we honestly thought."Colder interludes are still possible." Read More Related Articles "The wettest conditions are likely to be in the north and west, with an increased likelihood of drier spells in the south and southeast. "This change looks likely to bring milder and wetter conditions across most parts of the UK, allowing temperatures to recover to around average, or perhaps slightly above. There looks to be a change around mid-month to milder conditions, although the timing is very uncertain. They added: "Widespread frosts and ice are also likely. How likely is Kent to see significant snow this year? However, it could also be a wet and rainy Christmas alongside the snowfall. "We're probably looking at milder than average conditions - so, not the coldest for 100 years, or a collapsed polar vortex."Īccording to the long range weather forecast there could be some wintry showers at times between December 8 and December 22.
They said: "At the the moment, the longest range we are looking at is January, but this is not a forecast, it's a probability. Kent weather: Met Office gives verdict on snow hitting Kent during General Election voteīut A Met Office spokesman has taken a more reserved view on snow falling this Christmas The magical idea of snow sprinkling on Christmas morning was born from Charles Dickens' classic tales and further cemented by many more songs and films.īut how likely is this to actually happen in 2019?Ĭurrently the odds on snow falling on Christmas Day are about 6-1 in the south of England but lower in the north and in Scotland.Īnd forecasters have already made it known that we could be hit by the coldest winter in nearly 60 years. We are all dreaming of it this December - a white Christmas.
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