Colder air is likely to cover most parts of the country, weather maps suggest (Image: WXCharts)
are likely to blast several parts of the UK with temperatures level plummeting to -7C on Thursday (November 28). Latest have turned icy blue for most parts of the country as an Artic blast is set to hit Britain in hours.
The freezing temperatures come as the issued several yellow warnings of rain for some parts of the country.
Two yellow for potentially heavy rain will be in place in parts of London, south-east England and some of the south-west on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The said: “An area of rain is expected to reach parts of southern England overnight Tuesday, becoming persistent and heavy in places for a time.
“Much of the warning area will see 15-20 mm of rain with 30-40 mm in some areas. There is a lower chance of 50 mm of rain in a few places, more likely for the Isle of Wight, Sussex and Kent, before rain eases and clears by early afternoon.
Cold weather conditions will begin to set in from November 27 (Image: WXCharts)
“Given recent wet weather, some disruption to travel and infrastructure is likely.”
The latest weather maps suggest that chilly air is likely to impact many areas from Wednesday night and by Thursday the temperature levels will begin to fall.
Areas around Fort William, Aberdeen, Dundee and Glasgow are likely to be worst affected with mercury level plunging to -7C, according to the latest graphs and charts.
Around 2cm of snow is likely to be accumulated on these areas on Thursday as per the weather maps from WXCharts.
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Temperature levels are likely to plunge to -7C, maps show. (Image: WXCharts)
Ian Simpson, a meterologist with Netweather.tv wrote in the blog: “The upcoming weather will provide a further contrasting episode: it looks probable that we will now see mild and changeable south-westerlies for most of the rest of November.
“There may be a brief colder, dry, sunny spell next Wednesday/Thursday, particularly in the north.
“Otherwise, the wet and windy weather of this weekend will give way to sunshine and showers on Monday/Tuesday, and then mild and cloudy south-westerlies are expected to set in from next Friday onwards, with potential for some heavy persistent rain in the north-west, but drier weather towards the south-east.”