Forecasters have warned a freezing cold snap and windy weather could return to Britain following a mild respite this week.
Wet and windy weather is set to arrive from the west with the chance of colder conditions next week, according to the Met Office.
And there could be further snowfall in the UK, mainly on the hills.
The colder snap is expected to hit the UK next week following a fairly mild week with temperatures reaching double figures in parts.
In London and the south east this week, temperatures are expected to reach a maximum of 10 or 11C.
Richard Miles from the Met Office told the Standard: “It’s dry and cloudy with some sunny spells. However today there will be patches of fog and some possible frost overnight."
“Tomorrow there will be some patchy fog but it will be a mild and sunny day, mild for this time of year.
“It’s mild everywhere with overnight temperatures reaching 6/7C.”
Elsewhere, the northwest will be hit by some rain with heavier showers predicted in western Scotland.
The cold spell will come just weeks after the UK was hit by snow.
Earlier this month, the coldest temperatures this year were recorded when the mercury dropped to -16C in the Scottish Highlands and -10 in other parts of England.
