Forecasters warn 'coldest night of season' to hit as temperatures drop to -10C
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dailyrecord.co.ukForecasters have warned the " coldest night of the season" is set to hit with temperatures dropping to as low as minus 10C.
The Met Office has said it expects to see the mercury fall below zero in many parts of the country where it could be minus 2C in the late hours of Sunday.
It has also issued two yellow ice warnings - one across eastern parts of Scotland and another stretching from the north-east of England down to the south coast - from Sunday afternoon.The warnings, set to last until Monday morning, say people should expect to see "icy patches" on roads and pavements, meaning accidents and slips and falls are "more likely".Many parts of the country fell below freezing to around minus 4C/minus 5C overnight, with Shap in Cumbria
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