"The Met Office has issued a cold weather health alert for large parts of the UK this week as freezing temperatures are set to hit. A yellow health alert has been issued between Friday and Monday as the weather could pose a risk to life for vulnerable people. The mercury could fall to as low as -2C in same place on Friday evening into Saturday and Birmingham and Manchester will be hit with freezing weather."
""There is an Arctic Maritime airmass that will be moving south during this week, bringing a colder influence to the UK's weather - we are already issuing snow and ice warnings for northern Britain. "This colder spell is likely to be brief as longer-range indications are from later in the weekend that the weather will be more dominated by Atlantic conditions.""
A yellow cold weather health alert covers large parts of the UK from Friday to Monday, posing risk to vulnerable people. Temperatures could fall to around -2C in some locations on Friday evening into Saturday, with Birmingham and Manchester affected by freezing weather. A separate yellow weather warning for rain covers Scotland, Aberdeenshire and Fife until midnight on Wednesday. An Arctic Maritime airmass will move south this week, bringing colder conditions and prompting snow and ice warnings for northern Britain. Snow may fall above 300 metres and on low ground by Friday morning, with rapidly changing temperatures increasing ice risk. The colder spell is expected to be brief as Atlantic conditions return later in the weekend.
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