The Met Office has issued a frost warning as exact day temperatures are set to plummet across the UK. According to Wales Online, cold, wet, and windy weather from the North is making its way towards the country, bringing significantly cooler conditions in the next few days. Some areas recently experienced a weekend washout, and temperatures are expected to struggle to rise beyond the mid-teens by Wednesday.
Blustery showers accompanied by a cold northerly wind are forecasted, with a possibility of frost in certain regions. The Met Office also mentioned that cloud and rain will impact eastern and north-western parts of England on Monday. Dry and bright conditions are expected elsewhere initially, but a band of low pressure will move across the country on Tuesday, leading to heavy rain followed by blustery, scattered showers.
Similar conditions are anticipated for Wednesday, with temperatures feeling much colder across all areas. The highest temperature predicted is 16C in south-west England. Thursday will see temperatures continuing to struggle with further showers, although winds are expected to ease later in the day. By Friday, some bright or sunny spells may emerge with generally drier conditions, but the weather will remain cool for the time of year, as stated by the Met Office.
Overall, the upcoming days are likely to bring chilly temperatures along with blustery showers and the possibility of frost in certain areas. Keep an eye on the weather updates to stay informed about the changing conditions.