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The UK’s weather is taking a sudden turn this week, with snow, ice and ongoing flood risks expected across several areas.
From Thursday 4pm to Friday midday, parts of Northern England could see snowfall, with up to 10cm settling in higher areas (above 200m). Temperatures are also expected to drop 3–6°C below average, which increases the risk of icy, untreated roads.
Meanwhile, 81 flood warnings are still active across parts of Dorset, Wiltshire and Somerset, with groundwater flooding expected to continue due to already saturated ground.
The UK Health Security Agency has also issued yellow cold health alerts for Northern England and the Midlands from Friday through to Monday.
In short: travel and in-person shopping could get tricky.
What’s Worth Ordering Ahead?
A prepared home is all about two things: practical essentials and easy comfort food.
Everyday Essentials
Tinned foods (soups, beans, veg)
Pasta, rice, noodles
Long-life milk + bread
Frozen meals + vegetables
Fresh basics (eggs, butter, fruit, veg)
Tea, coffee and hot drinks
Comfort & Family Favourites
Ready meals for quick dinners
Pizza and sharing dishes
Snacks for cosy nights in
Having these sorted means less stress if conditions worsen, travel becomes difficult, or shops get overwhelmed.
Keeping these groceries and essentials stocked at home reduces stress if conditions worsen, travel becomes difficult, or local shops experience high demand.
How Foodhub Supports You During Weather Disruption
Instead of braving icy roads or flooded routes, you can use the Foodhub app to order groceries, frozen essentials, and takeaways straight to your door.
Here’s how it helps:
Weather Risk
Foodhub Solution
Benefit
Icy roads
Home delivery
Avoid unnecessary travel
Flooded routes
Order from local stores
Reduced disruption
Cold health alerts
Stock up in advance
Protect vulnerable household members
Extended indoor time
Comfort food options
Maintain convenience and morale
Ordering ahead of peak disruption helps ensure smoother delivery and better availability.
Quick Valentine’s Reminder
With Valentine’s Day coming up, lots of people are already planning cosy meals at home. If the weather puts you off going out, ordering early means you’ll be fully prepared.
Foodhub is also offering up to 30% off selected takeaways (T&Cs apply), so you can stay warm and save a bit while you plan your weekend.
Don’t Wait Until Everyone Else Does
Snow in the North, flooding in the South West, and cold alerts through to Monday means demand for deliveries is likely to rise quickly.
Now is the best time to:
Order essential groceries
Stock up on frozen and long-life foods
Sort your weekend takeaway plans
Open the Foodhub app today and prepare with confidence.
