Britain set to be hit by icy cold snap starting TONIGHT
Britain set to be hit by icy cold snap starting TONIGHT as temperatures plunge to -8C with some parts of the country set for TWO INCHES of snow
- Higher ground of the Pennines and Snowdonia will be hit by snow as an icy blast sends chills through UK
- A yellow weather warning is in place in Scotland and northern England with ‘hazardous’ conditions expected
- Remnants of Storm Etienne will bring heavy rain and snow to parts of northern England and Wales on Tuesday
- First week of December will be a ‘yo-yo weather week’ with rainy spells, frosty mornings and cloudy days
Britain is set to be hit by a cold snap with temperatures plunging to as low as -8C this week, with widespread frost and snow on the way, according to forecasters.
The Met Office has put in place a yellow weather warning for ice in northern England and Scotland, and offered guidance to drivers about possible ‘hazardous’ conditions tomorrow morning.
The remnants of Storm Etienne are heading across the Atlantic at the moment and is set to bring heavy rain and two inches of snow will accumulate in certain parts of northern England and Wales by Tuesday night.
Certain parts of the country are set to be hit with between two and five centimetres of snow in areas of the UK such as Snowdonia and the Lake District
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The peaks of the Pennines are expected to see some snow as is Snowdonia in North Wales, the Peak District and parts of the Southern Uplands in Scotland.
Temperatures overnight will plunge as low as -6C (21.1F) and drivers have been warned to expect difficult conditions.
However, as the day progresses there will be widespread sunshine in many parts of the UK.
But temperatures will still be very chilly in Scotland with certain parts of the country getting down to -8C (17.6F) on Tuesday evening.
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Met Office forecaster Aidan McGivern said: ‘Frost and ice will start us off on Tuesday, any cloud and remaining showers across southern and eastern areas disappear through Monday evening.
‘And then during the hours of darkness many places clear but there will still be further showers coming into north Wales, north west England and more especially after midnight into northern and western Scotland, with snow over the hills.
‘And at lower levels where the showers come and go and the temperatures plummet, well we could see some icy patches across western Scotland first thing (Tuesday morning).
There will be widespread frost and snow will hit certain parts the country. A lot of the country will also see heavy rain from the remnants of Storm Etienne making its way across the Atlantic at the moment
‘Slippery surfaces about if you are tackling some of the roads and pavements during Tuesday morning, watch out for those, an ice warning is in force.
‘Widespread frost for many on Tuesday morning but widespread sunshine as well.
‘We keep the sunshine going across eastern Scotland and eastern England throughout Tuesday.
‘Further showers into western Scotland, cold in the north and east, meanwhile cloud and some rain push into the south-west.
As the cold weather pushes into Wednesday we will likely see some snow at the tops of Snowdonia and parts of the Peak District.’
From Wednesday to Friday the weather will remain unsettled and Friday is expected to be very windy, with a possibility of gale force winds.
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