Snow and ice warnings issued by Met Office as sub-zero temperatures forecast
Summary
Arctic air is bringing cold weather to the United Kingdom, with snow and ice warnings issued by the Met Office. These warnings affect parts of Scotland and northern England, and are expected to continue through the week. The UK Health Security Agency has also issued alerts due to the potential health impacts of the cold weather.Key Facts
- Arctic air is causing temperatures in the UK to drop below normal for mid-November.
- The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for snow and ice in Scotland and northern England.
- Cold-health alerts are in effect until Friday for northern England and the Midlands due to the impact on vulnerable people.
- Snowfalls of up to 5-10cm are expected on high ground, with 2-5cm possible in lower areas.
- Ice warnings cover northern and eastern Scotland and parts of northern England.
- More snow is forecast, possibly leading to more transportation issues.
- Temperatures are expected to drop to potentially minus 12°C in rural Scotland on Thursday night.
- The situation includes the risk of 'thundersnow,' which combines snow with thunderstorms.
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