Met Office forecasters say the UK could be hit with wintry showers later this month.

The entire month is predicted to be unsettled with strong wind and stormy conditions. Temperatures are also set to dip below average in some parts of the nation.

However, what will the weather be like in Lancashire and will we get snow? Here is the forecast:

When is it expected to snow?

Weather forecasters at the Met Office predict “wintry showers” will hit parts of the UK towards the end of November.

From November 16 to November 30, the Met Office predict: "Temperatures set to be slightly below average overall throughout this period.”

They added that there is an “increased likelihood of wintry showers” in the north and north west at times – meaning Lancashire and other north west areas, such as Manchester and Cumbria, could be hit with snow showers.

They added: "These showers are most likely over high ground with low risk of them reaching lower levels later in the month."

Lancashire’s weekly weather forecast

Thankfully, snow isn’t currently in Lancashire’s seven day forecast – but the weather is still set to be unsettled.

Here is the weather for the next six days:

Wednesday 3 November

You might see the sunshine today as it’s set to be partly cloud with sunny intervals as the day progresses.

It’s set to be chilly with temperatures dipping to single figures.

Thursday 4 November

Thursday morning will be clear with sunshine expected until 3pm.

However, with highs of just 7 °C you can expect it to be chilly.

Friday 5 November

Will Bonfire Night be ruined by the wet weather? Not according to the forecast.

It’s set to be cloudy all day with temperatures reaching 10 °C.

Saturday 6 November

It’s a soggy start to the weekend with heavy rain in the forecast from 12pm until the early hours of the morning.

However, it will be milder than previous days with temperatures reaching 12 °C.

Sunday 7 November

It’s set to be cloudy all day with temperatures reaching 10 °C.

Although, 30mph winds might make it feel 1-2°C colder.

Monday 8 November

Heading into the new working week, the winds will have died down slightly (reaching 13mph) and you can expect temperatures of 11 °C.

It’s set to be mainly cloudy, turning to light rain by the evening.

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