November 18th 2024.
The UK is currently experiencing a significant drop in temperatures, with the Met Office issuing snow and ice warnings. To give you a better idea of where the coldest areas will be, our map shows the expected temperature drops. Many parts of the country, including Scotland, northern England, and Northern Ireland, are already feeling the chill today, and it's only going to get colder tomorrow.
In some parts of northern Scotland, temperatures could plummet to as low as -2°C, while areas in southern Scotland and northern England will still feel a biting 1-2°C. The Met Office has also issued a Yellow snow and Ice warning for multiple areas, including the Midlands, which will remain in effect until tomorrow. Additionally, a warning for parts of Scotland has been extended until Wednesday.
Snow has already fallen in certain areas of Scotland this morning, and it's possible that up to 20cm could accumulate on higher ground throughout the country and northern England this week. Forecasters have also mentioned a slight chance of 10cm of snow settling at lower levels, which could cause disruptions.
The UK Health Security Agency has also issued a warning, stating that the frigid temperatures could pose a greater risk to vulnerable individuals. They advise taking precautions to protect your health and well-being during this time. The cold weather may also impact health and social care services, as there will likely be a higher demand than usual.
As for travel, both rail and road are expected to be affected. National Rail has urged travellers to check the status of their train before setting off, and National Highways has advised being extra cautious while driving through areas experiencing the coldest weather.
Last night, the lowest temperature was recorded at RNAS Yeovilton in Somerset, which was -0.9C, while the highest temperature was recorded at USK in Wales at 14.1C. This just goes to show the drastic difference in temperatures across the UK at the moment.
Stay warm and safe, and make sure to bundle up if you're heading out into the cold. Keep an eye on the weather and check for any updates or warnings from the Met Office. Our map can also help you plan accordingly and prepare for the chilly weather ahead. Stay cozy, everyone!
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