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Katherine Langford

Freezing Conditions to Dominate UK Weather as Cold Front Deepens

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The UK is set to remain in the grip of freezing conditions as cold weather continues to sweep across the country, according to the latest forecast from the Met Office.

A new Met Office map reveals that much of the nation will experience temperatures that feel like freezing throughout the day. The cold spell, which has persisted for several days, shows no sign of easing, with brisk easterly winds making it feel even colder than the actual temperature readings.

In an update, the Met Office warned residents to prepare for harsh conditions. “You’re still going to need those thick coats over the coming days. With a brisk easterly wind setting itself back up again, it’s going to be feeling very cold when stepping outside,” the weather service stated.

The forecast predicts mostly dry conditions across Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland, particularly in the north and west. These areas may see some sunshine breaking through the cold air. However, other regions are expected to experience cloudier and breezier weather, with occasional patchy rain and hill snow.

The chill will persist throughout the night, with widespread cloud cover and an easterly wind keeping temperatures low. Some areas could see brighter spells in the west, but this will also increase the risk of overnight frost in those regions.

Experts advise residents to take precautions against the freezing conditions, especially when heading outdoors. The combination of low temperatures and gusty winds could make it feel much colder than the thermometer suggests.

As winter tightens its grip, many will need to wrap up warmly and stay alert for any updates on possible disruptions due to the weather.

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