Parts of the UK will drop to 1C on Monday, November 9, as a week-long cold snap grips the nation, according to weather maps from WXCharts, which use GFS data.
The maps turn a frosty white as much of the country is set to experience a sharp drop in temperature from Monday through Saturday, with some areas forecast to fall to 0C.
Cold Start to the Week
On Monday, the coolest places are expected to be 1C in parts of Wales and Scotland. Elsewhere, the south-west of England is only expected to reach 2C.
The cold spell continues into Tuesday, with parts of Wales dropping to 1C again. The Midlands is forecast at 3C, while areas further north are expected to reach 7C.
Midweek Cooling and Weekend Forecast
On Thursday, conditions cool again, with parts of Wales forecast at 0C. In Cheshire and Lancashire, temperatures could be as low as 1C, while the Midlands is expected to be 4C. London will be significantly warmer at 7C.
Friday becomes even cooler, as parts of Scotland drop into minus temperatures. In the south of England, temperatures will climb, with parts of Cornwall and Devon expected to reach 8C. Further north, Cumbria and Yorkshire are predicted at 2/3C.
Weekend Outlook
On Saturday, the southwest is expected to be the warmest area at 10C. Parts of North Wales will remain at 2C, and Scotland is forecast to be in minus temperatures again. In Greater Manchester, the maps predict temperatures between 4 and 5C, similar to those in the East Midlands.
The Met Office forecast covering these dates states: "For most, temperatures are likely to be close to normal, though it will be chilly where any fog lingers, and in the breezier south. Some overnight frost is likely where skies are clear, and winds remain light."
