Summary
A cold weather pattern is expected to replace recent warm spring days in the UK. Northerly winds will bring rain, sleet, hail, and potentially snow, primarily affecting northern Scotland. The cold spell is not expected to last long, with temperatures likely to recover by the weekend.
Key Facts
- The UK recently experienced warm spring weather, with temperatures over 20°C in some areas.
- A low-pressure system will bring colder, unsettled weather, replacing the high-pressure system.
- Northerly winds will cause rain, sleet, hail, and snow, especially on higher ground and in northern Scotland.
- Temperatures are expected to be below average, ranging between 5°C and 10°C.
- Gale-force winds may occur in parts of the UK, making it feel colder.
- Frost and icy patches are possible during colder nights, particularly in rural areas.
- Conditions are expected to change again as high pressure moves back, likely improving weather by the weekend.
