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Scotland and Northern Ireland could see temperatures drop down to -5C overnight, while other parts of Britain will see the mercury be just above freezing, the Met Office said

Arctic winds reaching 60mph, temperatures dipping as low as -4C and the first snow of the season could see Britain leapfrog autumn and go straight to winter this weekend

The weather is becoming colder and parts of the country are expected to see the first snow of this winter season on Saturday, as temperatures drop, the Met Office has said

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for most parts of England and all of Wales, and Brits have been told to expect flooding, as well as difficult driving conditions

Weather charts show temperatures are set to climb after the weekend cold snap, with pressure and wind direction changing to allow for bright sunshine and calmer conditions

The UK is set to see a massive drop in temperatures and snow falling in parts of the country as an icy northern wind moves down across the country in just a few days

The Met Office told the Mirror temperatures will continue to fall this week as rain and snow are on their way for different regions, with some areas dropping as low as -4C

A massive 250-mile wide Atlantic Blast is set to descend on the UK in the coming hours, with the brunt of the storm set to hit the south east of England and travel into Wales

Met Office has, in its weekly Deep Dive video on YouTube, divulged details on how the weather is changing and how temperatures will contrast markedly within days

The Indian Summer could soon be well behind us as temperatures are expected to plummet to -1C in a matter of hours, with snow on the cards for parts of the UK over the weekend

The Met Office has warned Brits to say goodbye to warm temperatures as high pressure will 'dominate our weather next week' - with temperatures reaching as low as 3C on Sunday

Unseasonably warm weather is set to continue in southern parts of the UK over the start of this week, but colder air will see temperatures drop to single digits by the weekend

The UK's Indian summer with warm weather in the 20Cs so far this month is finally going to come to an end with temperatures suddenly tumbling and there'll be a switch to "snow watch"

A mini-heatwave over the weekend saw many parts of the country reach the mid-20Cs but conditions are set to drop back down to more typical autumnal temperatures

Giving its five-day forecast for this week, the Met Office predicted a drier start across Scotland on Monday, with unseasonably warm weather "5-8C above the average" set to continue

Photographs show damage to the historic building Old Courthouse in Cockermouth, Cumbria and others picture caravans and tents submerged underwater in Perth and Kinross, Scotland

From Tuesday, rain and cooler weather will start to spread south in England, after a few days of unseasonably warm weather, forecasters from the Met Office have said

Met Office has issued a fresh amber weather warning, which covers Central, Tayside & Fife, Grampian and Highlands & Eilean Siar in Scotland, areas already plagued by downpours yesterday

Two amber rain warnings are in place for much of Scotland, after 10 drivers became trapped between landslides and were rescued by helicopter from the flooded A83 near Inveraray

The UK is facing a huge weather divide over the weekend where parts of the country will bask in balmy temperatures of 25C while other areas face a "danger to life" warning for heavy rain

Usually at this time of year, ingredients for hearty grub - such as stews and soups - are top sellers... but this weekend, Brits are likely to have plenty of BBQs while enjoying the sun

The UK is set for very warm temperatures over the weekend due to a high pressure over central Europe and a weather forecaster has said that one part of the UK could see 28C

The UK weather forecast shows temperatures in parts of the nation will exceed those on the Greek island of Crete this weekend - but it will rain in some areas, including northern counties

Met Office says the weekend will feel "relatively pleasant in that sunshine" as temperatures will rise to around 26C in parts of southern England, unseasonably warm for October

On Sunday highs of 25C could be felt in London as many regions are also forecast to see sunshine across the weekend and into Monday