
The temperature is continuing to plummet, and across the city, Londoners are reaching for their knitwear and attempting to resist the urge to whack up the thermostat. Winter is here to stay for the moment. And a sprinkling of snow could be on it’s way, too.
We’ve seen a teeny bit of snow over the past few months. But, when exactly can we expect another flurry of flakes to descend upon London? Well, I have some news (good or bad, depending on how you feel about snow): the first London snowflakes of 2025 are set to fall tomorrow night (Saturday, January 4) at 11pm, according to BBC weather’s London forecast.
I wouldn’t exactly start planning a snow day just yet. Knowing London, it’s going to be more of a slightly sad swirl of snow that will melt into a pile of slush the moment it hits the ground than a magical scene fit for the front of a Christmas card. But still – snow (*shrieks in childlike excitement*).
In regards to the potential of snowfall in the capital for the rest of the year? January 16 apparently might see a light dusting, but aside from that – there’s not a great deal to write home about.