""It's turning colder from Wednesday," she stated, warning that some areas might experience hail and isolated thunderstorms as the unsettled weather settles in."
""Some showers will be heavy with some hail and thunder, and may bring some snow to modest hills, with small accumulations likely," she continued."
""Temperatures will be widely below average for the time of year, which is around 11C for the UK.""
""Brisk northerly winds will make things feel colder on Wednesday. Temperatures range from six to 10C but it will feel closer to low single figures for many areas in the wind.""
The UK is facing a significant weather change as temperatures are expected to drop below average, transitioning from recent warm conditions. After a week of temperatures nearing 23°C, the Met Office predicts a cold snap starting Sunday, with conditions deteriorating by midweek. Cold air will bring a mix of sunshine and heavy showers, including hail and isolated thunderstorms. Temperatures will range from six to 10°C, feeling much colder due to brisk northerly winds. Ice may develop on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, marking a stark contrast to the previous week's warmth.
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