Get your snow boots out, make sure your fridge is stocked with soup and your freezer is full of bread - the chance of snow this week is 100%.
According to forecasters, most of Britain will be blanketed with the white stuff from Thursday.
Metcheck.com believes the flakes could begin to fall from Thursday evening and by midnight, the chance of snow will have reached 100% for many parts of the country.
But the wintry weather could subside slightly over the weekend, with the snow risk dropping to between 40% and 50%.
Sky News forecasters, however, say that although Britain will see snow it is unlikely to hit inland.
One Sky expert said: "There will be heavy wintry showers along the coastal regions.
"Heavy snow will fall on high ground such as the Scottish Highlands, parts of Snowdonia and the Pennines and there will be strong to gale-force winds.
"But inland areas will mainly be dry and sunny."
According to forecasters, most of Britain will be blanketed with the white stuff from Thursday.
Metcheck.com believes the flakes could begin to fall from Thursday evening and by midnight, the chance of snow will have reached 100% for many parts of the country.
But the wintry weather could subside slightly over the weekend, with the snow risk dropping to between 40% and 50%.
Sky News forecasters, however, say that although Britain will see snow it is unlikely to hit inland.
One Sky expert said: "There will be heavy wintry showers along the coastal regions.
"Heavy snow will fall on high ground such as the Scottish Highlands, parts of Snowdonia and the Pennines and there will be strong to gale-force winds.
"But inland areas will mainly be dry and sunny."
