The Met Office warns of a severe cold snap across the UK, with temperatures dropping to -7°C, bringing rain, sleet, and snow, especially in southern England and south Wales. Yellow cold health alerts have been issued for several regions, highlighting risks to vulnerable individuals and potential healthcare strain.
The Met Office issues severe snow and ice warnings as the UK braces for a significant cold snap. With Arctic air bringing the first notable snowfall of the season, warnings are in place from Monday morning in northern England and southern Scotland. Snow accumulations could reach up to 20cm in higher altitudes, with broader travel disruption expected. The cold front is forecast to last throughout the week, with wintry temperatures posing health risks to vulnerable populations. Residents are urged to prepare for difficult travel conditions and stay informed via weather updates.