However, the freezing temperatures are likely to expand to other areas as the maps suggest parts of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Newcastle, Carliesle and Middlesborough shivering at 0C on October 14.
According to the weather maps, even areas around Birmingham could see the lowest temperature of 3C on October 15.
The snowy conditions come days after the Met Office issued an amber warning of wind as parts of the UK will be battered by Storm Amy.
Windy weather is predicted to impact much of Scotland, Northern Ireland, northwest England and northwest Wales from Friday afternoon and into Saturday.
The warning highlights a danger to life, the possibility of power cuts, travel disruption and particularly dangerous conditions near coasts.
The Met Office’s long-range forecast between October 6 and 17 reads: “A broadly westerly pattern to start, allowing maintain relatively mild conditions, especially by night, and with frontal systems moving in from the Atlantic.
“These will bring further spells of rain or drizzle and strong winds at times, these more likely affecting northern and western areas, and especially windward high ground.
“Eastern areas generally look drier. By the following weekend (11/12 October), there is a signal for pressure to build to the west or southwest of the UK, whilst low pressure becomes more prevalent to the east.
“This means the bulk of the wet and at times windy weather could shift to affect more eastern areas, with the best of the dry weather towards west or southwest. Within this pattern, there is the possibility of slightly cooler conditions developing.”
