- Temperatures have dropped significantly across the UK, bringing cold, foggy starts and frost with lows of -3C in Wales and 3C in southern England.
- The Met Office has indicated that snow is possible later in the week, though it will be largely limited to high ground in the far northeast of Scotland and Shetland.
- Met Office chief meteorologist Jason Kelly said that brief snow showers on lower ground overnight on Wednesday into Thursday are not unusual for this time of year.
- Frosty conditions are set to become increasingly widespread by Friday, with temperatures plunging to around 1C in Yorkshire and 4C in the south east.
- The weather is expected to turn more unsettled over the weekend as rain and windy conditions arrive from the North Atlantic.
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