Last March Snow in the UK: March 18, 2018 (Per Met Office)

According to the UK Met Office, the most recent significant snow event in March occurred on March 18, 2018.

Details

• Areas Affected: Parts of Scotland and Northern England.
• Accumulation: Up to 10 cm (4 inches) in some locations.
• Context: Part of a late-season cold snap following the "Beast from the East" (late Feb–early Mar 2018).

March Snow Climatology

• March snow is not rare in the UK, especially in Scotland, the Pennines, and Wales.
• Lowland England sees settling snow ~1–3 days per March on average.
• Recent notable March snowfalls: 2013 (widespread), 2018, 2023 (brief).
• Climate change reduces frequency but not intensity of late cold snaps.

For real-time updates, always check the Met Office warnings and local forecasts.