Weather forecasts indicate that the UK could experience a late-season snowfall beginning around April 22, particularly affecting northern England and Scotland. Areas at risk may see blizzard-like conditions due to a combination of snow showers and strong winds, especially in higher-altitude regions. Daytime temperatures in these areas are expected to range from 2°C to 6°C, with overnight lows potentially dropping to 0°C or below, raising concerns about frost and icy surfaces. In contrast, southern regions of England are predicted to enjoy milder weather, with temperatures reaching between 12°C and 18°C. The Met Office notes that while the start of the forecast period from April 19 to April 28 may be largely dry with warm sunshine, colder air moving in from the Atlantic will create a stark temperature divide across the country. As the month progresses, the overall weather outlook remains uncertain, with intermittent unsettled conditions anticipated.