Find out if snow is predicted in Derbyshire next month, according to weather forecasts.

The headlines are once again buzzing with ‘snow bomb’ news - but what’s the reality?

According to AccuWeather's long-range forecast, London is set to experience three days of snow in December.

But what about Derby and Derbyshire? Sadly, or gladly for some, no snow is expected in the county next month.

Why that is likely:

The forecast’s temperature ranges and conditions point to rain or cloudy skies rather than snow.
Long-range (monthly) predictions rarely guarantee snow: weather that far in advance is uncertain, so forecasts typically highlight rain, clouds, or “showers” rather than snow.

What you can do to stay updated:

Check a reliable local weather site (e.g. the UK Met Office) a few days before any weekend or cold snap to see if snow becomes likely.
Keep an eye on daily forecasts — often snow becomes visible in the 3–5 day outlook at best.

East Midlands weather forecast

Thursday: cloudy, breezy and mild. Some patchy rain or drizzle. Cloudy with patchy outbreaks of rain and drizzle, mainly across the Derbyshire hills, with some drier interludes elsewhere. A strong and rather gusty breeze but mild. Maximum temperature 13 °C.

Tonight: Cloud and outbreaks of rain clearing away east through the evening to become largely dry with clear spells. Staying breezy. Minimum temperature 7 °C.

Friday: Bright intervals but also some heavy showers, especially through the middle of the day. Rather windy with temperatures nearer average. Maximum temperature 11 °C.

Saturday to Monday

Saturday, cloud and rain moving northeast. Winds may ease before strengthening again. Sunday, turning drier and brighter but chilly. Winds gradually easing. Monday: further wet and windy conditions moving east.