Brace yourselves! A freezing Arctic blast is set to hit the UK this week, bringing snow and icy temperatures across England, Scotland, and Wales.
Fort William: The UK is about to get really chilly. Weather maps show a brutal -9C Arctic blast heading our way. January 26 looks like the worst day for this cold snap.
Scotland is in for some serious cold. Temperatures could plummet to -9C. Glasgow and Edinburgh might see lows of -3C, while the rest of the country hovers around -1C.
England isn’t escaping either. Expect widespread temperatures around -2C. This cold weather is making a fierce comeback as January wraps up.
The Met Office has warned us about a wild weather shift from January 25 to February 3. They say it’ll be unsettled, especially in the north and west.
After a stormy Friday, another system is likely to roll in from the Atlantic. This could bring more weather warnings or even a named storm.
Overall, temperatures might be normal or slightly above average. But with strong winds and rain, it won’t feel warm at all.
By Thursday, a deep low pressure will sweep across the Atlantic. This means strong winds and heavy rain for western parts of the UK.
On Friday, Northern Ireland and western Scotland could see gusts up to 80mph. So, hold onto your hats!
