- Temperatures across the UK have dropped significantly, bringing fog, frost, and overnight lows of -3C in parts of Wales.
- Met Office chief meteorologist Jason Kelly confirmed brief snow showers could fall in the far northeast of Scotland, mainly Shetland, overnight on Wednesday into Thursday.
- Snow settling is expected to be largely limited to high ground, which forecasters noted is not unusual for late October.
- Rain and increasingly widespread frosty conditions will develop towards the end of the week, with temperatures dropping to around 1C in Yorkshire on Friday morning.
- Unsettled weather bringing rain and stronger winds from the North Atlantic is expected over the weekend, before milder conditions return.
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