Met Office forecasts wintry showers as temperatures plunge to -7C amid cold snap

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Temperatures dropped across the UK this week — with -1.1C recorded in Aviemore, Scottish Highlands on Friday — and the Met Office understands it is set to get even colder

The Met Office forecasts "wintry showers" after November 10 — because a cold snap looms.

Chances of snow and sleet are likely in some regions across several days in the middle of this month, it is said. A band of low pressure will move northwards across the country from the Atlantic on Wednesday, and it is set to linger for some time.

During this time frame, the Met Office states, Brits can expect "a few wintry showers are likely in the far north, but otherwise this will mean a spell of fine and dry weather developing for most areas.

"Unsettled or changeable weather will likely continue through the following week. After a cold start, temperatures will probably be above average overall."

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