Aidan Macgivern: Last News

Britain is set for several days of plummeting temperatures as a cold snap engulfs most of the country amid continued downpours.

Dense fog is cloaking parts of Britain this morning with the Met Office issuing a weather warning urging motorists to take extra caution.

Mirror Online.Yesterday morning (Friday), mercury began to drop with the day starting off at 8C in the south.Met Office forecaster Aidan McGivern said today will begin with a "chill in the air" for central and southern Britain as ground frost makes an appearance.And morning temperatures will remain in single digits across the country.The dip is thanks to a freezing north westerly wind blowing in from the Arctic, which will remain through the weekend.A band of rainfall is advancing its way down from the north as the morning continues, eventually striking across England and Wales."Some fairly gusty winds with that as well along with a short period of heavy rainfall," continued Mr McGivern, with weather charts showing gusts of 30mph in

After a week of heavy rain Brits now face a wintery cold snap as temperatures plummet to as low as 5C.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxBrits face a washout weekend as rain hammers the UK – with some parts under threat of flooding.Most of the UK will see heavy rain this weekend as Storm Alex hits.The Met Office has issued amber and yellow warnings in parts of England due to the threat of flooding caused by strong wind and rain.Met Office forecaster Aidan McGivern said: "It's going to be a very wet weekend, with some places wet enough for an amber warning to be in force."However, it won't be rainy everywhere all weekend.The weather will start to brighten up across parts of East Anglia and the South East by Saturday afternoon.Later on Saturday, parts of eastern Scotland,

Heavy rain is forecast in most parts of the UK this weekend as Storm Alex hits the country.

Temperatures are expected to drop below freezing in parts of the UK this morning, as ravaging 65mph winds and torrential rain run riot.

Britain's balmy heatwave will peak today, with temperatures reaching 37C in some parts of the country.

The scorching heatwave in Britain will peak today, with temperatures rising to 37C for some.

Much of Britain is in for "dull and damp" weather over the next few days with 50mm of rain to fall in parts as Tropical Storm Edouard moves in.

Brits brace for a washout as heavy downpour could hit today in some parts of the UK amid the lockdown, followed by a promising sunny week ahead.

Britain's mini heatwave is set to peak on Good Friday with highs of 25C - but temperatures will then begin to cool off with rain over the weekend.

The spring heatwave continues for locked down Brits with forecasters expecting highs of 23C today - but brief rain showers will develop into heavier downpours over Easter.

Overnight rain will make way for a frosty morning in parts of Britain today before temperatures pick up as the mini spring heatwave continues.

Locked down Britain is facing a battering today with the Met Office warning of 75mph gale force winds and lightning in parts - while others will be hit with rain showers.

Temperatures are set to plummet after a record-breaking heatwave with Brits to expect snow and sleet in stark contrast to last week.

Britain is in for a bumpy ride over the next few days with the Met Office warning of some "very rough" weather, including heavy rain and blustery winds.

Thundery downpours and plummeting temperatures will see Britain's start to the summer take an unexpected turn following 28C highs.