When will the UK experience the -7C cold snap?

Daytime temperatures are expected to feel as cold as -7C across the UK in the coming days.

What kind of weather is expected in the UK this week?

The UK will see a mix of cold temperatures, strong winds up to 70mph, hail, thunder, and potential snow, especially next week.

Will there be snow in the UK next week?

Yes, meteorologists say snow is likely to fall across the UK, with blizzards expected in northern areas.

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UK Faces Arctic Blast: -7C Chill Expected!

2 Dec

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Summary

Daytime temperatures are expected to feel as cold as -7C across the UK.
Strong easterly winds, potentially reaching 70mph, will make it feel colder.
The Met Office forecasts hail and thunder, with snow likely next week.

UK Faces Arctic Blast: -7C Chill Expected!

Britain is set to experience a dramatic drop in temperatures in the coming days, with forecasts indicating a perceived cold of -7C. This sharp decline follows a period of mild weather, with recent rainfall failing to significantly lower temperatures. New weather maps highlight a widespread blue hue, signifying the approaching freeze.

Unsettled conditions are predicted, characterized by strong easterly winds that could reach speeds of 70mph in coastal areas, making the actual air temperature feel much colder. The Met Office anticipates scattered heavy showers, accompanied by hail and thunder. Snowfall is also expected to become likely as temperatures continue to fall into next week.

Meteorologists warn of potential blizzards, with northern England, including Lancashire, likely to bear the brunt of the snow. While some forecasts suggest generally near-average temperatures with snow confined to hills, the overall outlook points towards a decidedly chilly and breezy period for the UK.