Snow in the UK is generally most likely during the winter months, typically from December through February, with occasional snow possible in late November or early March depending on the year and location. Looking at the current forecast in mid-October 2025, there is no sign of snow in the coming days; the weather is forecasted to be cloudy with some rain and showers but temperatures remain above freezing for now. Snow usually requires sustained colder temperatures and precipitation, conditions more common as winter progresses in the UK. So, snow is unlikely until later in the year, probably starting in December or thereafter based on typical UK climate patterns and the current October forecast patterns showing rain rather than snow.