- An Arctic air movement is expected to bring colder-than-average temperatures and ground frost to the UK over the next few days.
- A brisk northerly breeze will make temperatures feel even colder, with overnight lows potentially dropping to around freezing.
- Daytime temperatures will decrease, with some eastern locations struggling to reach double figures, a stark contrast to the warm start of May.
- The Met Office states this pattern is not unusual for spring and does not anticipate issuing any weather warnings, though some wintry showers are possible in the Scottish mountains.
- The weather is expected to remain chilly with scattered showers through Thursday, before becoming more settled and brighter by Friday.
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