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UK Braces for November Freeze
2 Nov
Summary
- Sub-zero temperatures are forecast for late November.
- Mercury could drop as low as -2C on Friday, November 13.
- Highs will only reach 7C across affected days.
Wintry conditions are predicted to descend upon the UK at the close of autumn, with sub-zero temperatures anticipated towards the end of November. Weather forecasts suggest the mercury could plummet to as low as -2C on Friday, November 13, marking the onset of a frozen weekend. By Saturday and Sunday, November 14 and 15, the lows are expected to range from -2C to -3C, with daytime highs struggling to reach above 7C across all three days.
Forecasting models indicate that this cold snap will not be isolated to northern regions. All four UK nations are expected to experience freezing temperatures, extending as far south as Somerset. England's western and central northern areas could see temperatures hit 0C, while southern and eastern parts will remain frigid with highs around 5C. Mid-Wales is forecast to experience a sharp drop to -1C on Sunday, and while Northern Ireland faces freezing on its western edges, Scotland, particularly the Highlands, is expected to be the coldest.
