"We're still in the grip of a cold, Arctic air mass today and into Friday, and that means further wintry showers for some, and ice, particularly overnight. Multiple warnings are currently in place, with new warnings for the overnight period issued. Temperatures will fall sharply again tonight, with lows potentially reaching -12°C in rural parts of Scotland and widely below freezing elsewhere. As temperatures fall overnight, ice will form on untreated surfaces and may cause some travel disruption tonight and into Friday morning."
"Last night saw the coldest night of the season so far for Northern Ireland, England and Wales, with widespread sharp frosts under clear skies. An Amber Cold Health Alert issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) also remains in force, focusing on impacts for health and social care in England. Things will be drier for many by Friday, with temperatures gradually turning milder and rain reaching the west later in the day."
A cold northerly Arctic airstream is producing snow showers and icy patches across the UK today into early Friday. Snow and ice warnings are in place, with new ice warnings issued overnight for some areas. Temperatures will fall sharply, with potential lows near -12°C in rural Scotland and widespread sub-freezing readings, causing ice on untreated surfaces and travel disruption. An Amber Cold Health Alert is active for England, focusing on health and social care impacts. Conditions should become drier and gradually milder by Friday, with Atlantic-driven unsettled weather expected into the weekend.
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