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UK temperatures are set to rise after an unusually cold autumn spell
The UK is forecast to have a milder weekend as an unusual autumn freeze eases, following overnight temperatures well below freezing and the season’s first cold health alerts. The Met Office expects sunshine in many areas, though conditions will vary, with rain and strong winds moving into parts of the country.
Friday night temperatures fell to -6.6C in Sennybridge, south Wales, and -6.5C in Shap, Cumbria. Saturday morning temperatures were expected to range from 5C in Norwich and Manchester to 11C in Plymouth; cold health alerts for the West Midlands and north-west England were due to remain in place until midday. Sunday should stay above freezing in the morning, but cloud, rain and possible hill snow are forecast in parts of Scotland and northern England.
In short
- The autumn freeze is easing across the UK.
- Friday night brought temperatures as low as -6.6C.
- Rain and possible hill snow remain in the forecast.
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Originally published by The Guardian as “Milder weekend forecast in UK as autumn freeze eases off”.