THE Met Office has warned of snow after temperatures plunged to -7°C last night. A colder easterly regime has established across the country bringing easterly winds, low temperatures and an

Coastal areas are expected to be 'breezy' - but strong winds seen during the recent Storm Éowyn are not yet anticipated. In its long-range forecast from Wednesday, February 12, to Friday, February 21, the Met Office said: "High pressure is expected to be slow moving and centred to the northeast of the UK at the start of this period.

The Met Office has warned that temperatures could plummet as low as -7C in parts of the UK this weekend - with some areas forecast snow - as easterly winds ramp up

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The Met Office has predicted a "chilly start" for Liverpool with cloud set for all day. Forecasters have predicted it to be overcast for the majority of the day on Saturday, February 8. Temperatures will reach highs of 5C and lows of 4C in Merseyside.

The Met Office is urging UK households to ensure they aren't sitting down for more than an hour this weekend. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued yellow cold-health alerts for England in the north-east, north-west, Yorkshire and the Humber, and the south-east, from 9am on Friday until 9am on Tuesday.

The Met Office has warned that temperatures in the UK could drop to -7C this week, with snow and ice forecast for two regions.

THE MET Office has warned of snow and icy conditions as temperatures plummeted to -7C amid a five-day cold weather warning. Overnight, temperatures fell to as low as -7.2C in parts of the UK, with

The Met Office has warned a cold easterly wind will develop over the coming days with temperatures set to plummet across the UK. In winter, when air comes from the east, it typically brings colder and drier conditions with the risk of snow.

The Met Office has forecast possible sleet or snow showers over 10 days later this month after the mercury drops across the country. In its latest long-range weather update, the national forecaster says high-pressure northeast of Britain brings winds that will add to a "cold feel" as temperatures fall below average.

All areas of Gloucestershire are forecast to have sleet or snow from the afternoon to late at night. Coleford in the Forest of Dean is set to see the most, with snow forecast from 4pm to 10pm and then heavy snow up to midnight.