Met Office speaks out on 'polar vortex' fears
The Met Office has responded to growing rumours that a massive snow bomb could blast the UK in days and trigger a deep freeze that will cover the country in several inches of white cold snow.
Met Office forecaster Alex Deakin said: "Computer models show an SSW is a possibility." In a blog post, the Met Office says: "Well, a sudden stratospheric warming is underway, but only a minor one. It suggests it can take a week for any impact of weather systems to emerge and have any influence on the weather in the UK. Not all SSWs lead to freezing conditions and widespread snow for the UK.
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