Freezing temperatures are expected to sweep the UK this weekend with snow in many areas – while thousands are still without heating due to Storm Arwen.Temperatures are expexcted to remain well below 8C across the country, with lows of -6C in Scotland on Sunday and -2C in parts of Wales and the West Midlands on Saturday.
A man from Stanley in County Durham said he is using his dog as a ‘hot water bottle’ and that his wife is ‘like a shell of a person’ after being unable to sleep or wash properly for a week. ‘As we go into tonight we could see a bit of snow on the mountains in Scotland, but tomorrow we’re expecting wider snowfall from roughly the mountains of Wales northwards.
‘Into the early hours of Sunday, even places like the Chilterns and the high parts of the south east might get brief falls of wet snow.The forecaster added: ‘Going to rush hour on Monday morning, we could see a couple of hours of snow in the higher grounds of Wales, northern England and Scotland as a band of snow from the West hits colder temperatures.’Much of southern England is likely to see a mix of blustery showers and sunhine until Monday.
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