Weather forecasts from the Met Office indicate that up to 30 counties in the UK could experience snow between May 6 and May 8. The latest maps from WXCharts show that regions in Scotland, northern England, and Wales may face snow showers as temperatures drop following a period of dry weather. The shift to more unsettled conditions is attributed to Atlantic low pressure systems moving towards the UK, bringing the potential for heavy rain and strong winds. By the evening of May 6, the worst of the rain is expected to clear, but some areas, particularly the Grampians and Snowdonia, may still see snow. The Met Office's long-term forecast from May 7 to May 21 suggests a generally more changeable weather pattern, with the northwest likely to experience the wettest conditions, while the southeast may remain drier and more settled.