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Temperatures have plunged across the UK as forecasters warned that nowhere will be “immune” to sleet and snow. Most woke to a cold start on Tuesday with temperatures hovering around minus 2C (28.4F) in the south of England and minus 5C (23F) in the north. Isolated parts of northern and central Scotland were expected to see the mercury drop to minus 8C between 3am and 5am, the Met Office said. (PA Graphics) Met Office forecaster Simon Partridge said wintry showers will sweep across Wales, south-west England, and down the east coast during the day. He said: “Through the afternoon we might...
What a difference a day makes. The Easter weekend saw sunny skies and high temperatures – but parts of the UK woke to snow on Monday morning, as the mercury tumbled. The Met Office said highs of 17.9C (64.2F) were recorded in Pershore, Worcestershire, on Easter Sunday. But the town was expected to see temperatures of 7C (44.6F) on Monday, an 11C fall. Daffodils wilt in the cold after snow fell overnight in Slaley, Northumberland (Owen Humphreys/PA) A chilly start to Easter Monday in Northumberland (Owen Humphreys/PA) Sheep walk through a snow-covered field in Slaley (Owen Humphreys/PA) Conf...