Milder weekend forecast in UK as autumn freeze eases off
Summary
The UK is expected to have milder weather over the weekend after overnight temperatures fell below freezing in parts of the country. Forecasters predict sunshine in some areas, with rain, strong winds and possible hill snow elsewhere.Key Facts
- Temperatures fell to -6.6C in Sennybridge, south Wales, and -6.5C in Shap, Cumbria, on Friday night.
- Saturday morning temperatures were expected to range from 5C in Norwich and Manchester to 11C in Plymouth.
- The Met Office forecast sunshine for much of the UK on Saturday after morning frost.
- Rain and strong winds were expected to move in from the west, with snow possible in north-west Scotland.
- Cold health alerts for the West Midlands and north-west England remained in place until midday Saturday.
- The alerts warned of possible minor effects on health and social care services and increased risks for vulnerable people.
- Sunday morning temperatures were expected to stay above freezing, with rain and possible hill snow in Scotland and northern England.
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