According to the Met Office, March is one of the snowiest months in London, with an average of 2-3 snow days per year. However, the amount of snowfall can vary greatly from year to year.

Assuming there is snow here in London in the next few days, there are plenty of ways to enjoy it:

Go for a winter walk: London has many beautiful parks and green spaces, which can look particularly stunning under a blanket of snow. Put on your warmest clothes and boots and go for a stroll through Hyde Park, Regent's Park, or Greenwich Park.

Build a snowman: This classic winter activity never gets old. Gather some friends or family members and have fun building your own snowman (or snowwoman) in your garden or a nearby park.

Go sledging: If there is enough snow, you can grab a sled or a toboggan and head to one of London's hills for some exhilarating sledging. Some good spots for sledging in London include Alexandra Palace, Hampstead Heath, and Crystal Palace Park.

Warm up with a hot drink: After spending time in the cold, there's nothing better than warming up with a hot drink. Head to a cosy café or pub and treat yourself to a hot chocolate, mulled wine, or a steaming cup of tea or coffee.

Visit an ice rink: If you're in the mood for some winter sports, why not head to one of London's many ice rinks? Some of the most popular ones include the Natural History Museum Ice Rink, Somerset House Ice Rink, and the Queen's House Ice Rink in Greenwich.

From winter walks to sledging in parks to warm drinks, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the snowy weather.