UK Cold Snap Eases as Temperatures Rise, Flood Warnings Issued

Milder conditions bring relief from freezing weather but raise concerns about snowmelt and localized flooding.

Temperatures in the UK are climbing to double digits in some areas, signaling the end of a prolonged cold spell.
The Environment Agency has issued over 30 flood alerts across England and Scotland due to snowmelt and rain, with one flood warning in place for the River Trent in Girton.
The UK Health Security Agency's cold weather health alert remains active until Tuesday, with warnings of increased health risks for vulnerable populations.
Northern regions, including Scotland and Northern Ireland, are experiencing the most significant warming, with temperatures reaching 9°C to 12°C and patchy rain expected.
Southern and central England will remain cooler but drier, with temperatures between 5°C and 8°C and the potential for frost overnight.