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UK Braces for Frigid November Start: Frost and Fog Expected
27 Oct
Summary
- Bitterly cold conditions will start across the UK on Tuesday, November 3.
- Northern Scotland faces lows of -2C, while southern England sees 7C.
- Overnight fog is predicted for some areas, potentially lingering.
Brace for a significant drop in temperatures as the UK prepares for a bitterly cold start to November. Commencing around 6 am on Tuesday, November 3, frigid conditions are expected to sweep across the country.
Northern regions, particularly Scotland, will bear the brunt of this cold snap, with areas near Inverness anticipated to shiver at lows of -2C. Even cities further south, like Manchester and Yorkshire, may experience temperatures as low as 1C and 2C. Northern Wales and England will also see plunges to 1C and 2C, while the Midlands and North West could register 4C and 5C respectively. London and the south coast will offer slight respite, with lows projected between 7C and 8C.
The Met Office's long-range outlook for November 1 to 10 suggests building pressure leading to predominantly dry weather. While cloud cover will be variable, some areas, especially in the east, might contend with persistent overnight and morning fog. This fog could take time to dissipate, keeping temperatures chilly in affected locations. Generally, temperatures are expected to hover around average for the season, accompanied by light winds, though stronger gusts may affect coastal northern areas at times.
