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UK weather: Warnings in place after sub-zero temperatures across country | UK weather: Warnings in place after sub-zero temperatures across country |
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Watch: UK weather forecast as temperatures stay low | Watch: UK weather forecast as temperatures stay low |
Watch: UK weather forecast as temperatures stay low | Watch: UK weather forecast as temperatures stay low |
An amber warning for heavy snow is in place in Scotland after most of the UK had the coldest night of winter so far. | An amber warning for heavy snow is in place in Scotland after most of the UK had the coldest night of winter so far. |
Frequent snow showers on Thursday will affect northern Scotland, threatening more disruption. | |
Yellow warnings for ice and snow are also in place in all four UK nations. | Yellow warnings for ice and snow are also in place in all four UK nations. |
While the lowest temperature did not beat Tuesday's low of -14C in Dalwhinnie in the Scottish Highlands, temperatures taken as a whole made Wednesday night the coldest of winter. | |
On Wednesday night, temperatures dropped to: | On Wednesday night, temperatures dropped to: |
-11.1C in Shap, England | -11.1C in Shap, England |
-9.4C Sennybridge, Wales | -9.4C Sennybridge, Wales |
-7.2C Katesbridge, Northern Ireland | -7.2C Katesbridge, Northern Ireland |
In Scotland, where hundreds of schools have been closed, the temperature dipped as low as -13.6C, the second lowest UK temperature this winter. | |
The Met Office recorded the provisional figure in Tulloch Bridge in the Highlands. | The Met Office recorded the provisional figure in Tulloch Bridge in the Highlands. |
On Tuesday night the mercury fell to -14C in Dalwhinnie in the Scottish Highlands, making it the coldest January night since 2019. | On Tuesday night the mercury fell to -14C in Dalwhinnie in the Scottish Highlands, making it the coldest January night since 2019. |
Early morning commuters make their way through the snowy conditions in Pickering, North Yorkshire | Early morning commuters make their way through the snowy conditions in Pickering, North Yorkshire |
Horses in a frozen field near Dogmersfield in Hampshire | Horses in a frozen field near Dogmersfield in Hampshire |
On Thursday the bitterly cold Arctic air will stay with us and as well as giving snow in northern Scotland. | On Thursday the bitterly cold Arctic air will stay with us and as well as giving snow in northern Scotland. |
There will be some wintry showers in parts of Northern Ireland, north and west Wales, eastern England and maybe parts of the south-west. | There will be some wintry showers in parts of Northern Ireland, north and west Wales, eastern England and maybe parts of the south-west. |
An amber warning is in place for the Shetland Islands and far north of Scotland until 18:00 GMT on Thursday. | An amber warning is in place for the Shetland Islands and far north of Scotland until 18:00 GMT on Thursday. |
There will be more snow showers and some pretty brisk winds there so travel in particular will be quite difficult. | There will be more snow showers and some pretty brisk winds there so travel in particular will be quite difficult. |
The Met Office has also issued some yellow weather warnings. They are: | The Met Office has also issued some yellow weather warnings. They are: |
A snow and ice warning for much of Northern Ireland as well as northern and western Scotland until 23:59 on Thursday | A snow and ice warning for much of Northern Ireland as well as northern and western Scotland until 23:59 on Thursday |
A snow and ice warning for northern and western Wales as well as the far south-west of England until 11:00 on Thursday | A snow and ice warning for northern and western Wales as well as the far south-west of England until 11:00 on Thursday |
A snow and ice warning covering the whole eastern coast of England until 12:00 on Thursday | A snow and ice warning covering the whole eastern coast of England until 12:00 on Thursday |
An ice warning covering the south-east of England until 10:00 on Thursday | An ice warning covering the south-east of England until 10:00 on Thursday |
While Thursday night will be another cold night with a widespread frost, it is not expected to be as cold as Tuesday or Wednesday night as slightly milder air comes in from the west. | While Thursday night will be another cold night with a widespread frost, it is not expected to be as cold as Tuesday or Wednesday night as slightly milder air comes in from the west. |
A deer was captured prancing in the morning snow in a garden in Fenwick. | A deer was captured prancing in the morning snow in a garden in Fenwick. |
A deer was captured prancing in the morning snow in a garden in Fenwick. | A deer was captured prancing in the morning snow in a garden in Fenwick. |
In Northern Ireland, non-major roads will not be gritted due to a strike, and motorists are being urged to take care given the icy weather. | In Northern Ireland, non-major roads will not be gritted due to a strike, and motorists are being urged to take care given the icy weather. |
All schools remain closed in Orkney and in Shetland, where many have been shut since Monday. | |
In Aberdeenshire, almost all schools are closed. South of the border eight schools have closed in Lancashire. | |
National Rail have also warned wintry weather could affect train journeys on Thursday. | |
The UK Health Security Agency has issued an amber cold weather alert for England this week, meaning the NHS is expected to come under extra pressure and elderly people or those with underlying health conditions may be more at risk. | The UK Health Security Agency has issued an amber cold weather alert for England this week, meaning the NHS is expected to come under extra pressure and elderly people or those with underlying health conditions may be more at risk. |
The cold spell has resulted in automatic £25 payments for households in receipt of certain benefits being triggered in more than 220 postcodes. | The cold spell has resulted in automatic £25 payments for households in receipt of certain benefits being triggered in more than 220 postcodes. |
The payments are made in areas where temperatures are, or are forecast to be, below zero for seven consecutive days. | The payments are made in areas where temperatures are, or are forecast to be, below zero for seven consecutive days. |
Our top tips as cold weather continues | Our top tips as cold weather continues |
How to drive in snow and icy weather | How to drive in snow and icy weather |
How to look after dogs and other pets in the cold | How to look after dogs and other pets in the cold |
The best way to de-ice a car and other winter tips | The best way to de-ice a car and other winter tips |
How do cold weather health alerts work? | How do cold weather health alerts work? |
Alongside the snow and ice, a risk of flooding also persists for some parts. | Alongside the snow and ice, a risk of flooding also persists for some parts. |
As of 09:30 on Thursday, there were 13 flood warnings - meaning flooding is likely - and 62 flood alerts - meaning flooding is possible - in England. | As of 09:30 on Thursday, there were 13 flood warnings - meaning flooding is likely - and 62 flood alerts - meaning flooding is possible - in England. |
Over the weekend the UK will see much milder Atlantic air coming in along with rain and strong winds. | Over the weekend the UK will see much milder Atlantic air coming in along with rain and strong winds. |
There is a Met Office yellow warning for wind for Saturday affecting many northern and western parts of the UK with the potential for gusts up to 60-70mph. This could cause some travel disruption and power cuts. | There is a Met Office yellow warning for wind for Saturday affecting many northern and western parts of the UK with the potential for gusts up to 60-70mph. This could cause some travel disruption and power cuts. |
Temperatures will rise up to 7C to 12C on Sunday. | Temperatures will rise up to 7C to 12C on Sunday. |
A snowy street in Londonderry | A snowy street in Londonderry |
A woman walks her dog along the Basingstoke Canal near to Dogmersfield in Hampshire. | A woman walks her dog along the Basingstoke Canal near to Dogmersfield in Hampshire. |
Find out the weather forecast for your area, with an hourly breakdown and a 14-day lookahead, by downloading the BBC Weather app: Apple - Android - Amazon | Find out the weather forecast for your area, with an hourly breakdown and a 14-day lookahead, by downloading the BBC Weather app: Apple - Android - Amazon |
The BBC Weather app is only available to download in the UK. | The BBC Weather app is only available to download in the UK. |
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