UK Experiences Coldest November Night in Over a Decade Amid Scandinavian Cold Blast

Snow and ice warnings issued across the country, with potential disruption to transportation and health alerts in place for northern regions.

Parts of the UK are experiencing their coldest November night since 2010, with temperatures dropping to -5.5C in Prestwick, Ayrshire, and -6.1C in Keswick, Cumbria.
Snow and ice warnings have been issued for large parts of Scotland, northern England, and Ireland due to a cold blast from northern Scandinavia.
Roads and rail services are likely to be affected, with potential for longer or delayed journey times on roadways, railways, and public transport.
The UK Health Security Agency has issued yellow and amber cold-health alerts for northern regions of England until December 5, warning of potential health impacts.
Met Office deputy chief meteorologist David Oliver warns of an uncertain weather period on Thursday and Friday for the southern half of England and Wales, with the possibility of snowfall developing fairly widely.