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Snow could fall in some parts of the UK this weekend after temperatures plunged to minus 7C overnight with more cold nights expected in the days ahead, the Met Office said.

The level three cold weather alert for the UK has been extended by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

snow this season has been dampened after claims that it isn't currently on the horizon.A Met Office spokesperson broke the disappointing news while Jim Dale, British Weather Services' senior meteorologist, said snow may fall in parts of Wales and Scotland due to a Arctic weather front. Nicola Maxey said: "It is fairly normal to see snow over the mountains of Wales and Scotland at this time of year.READ MORE:Britain to see first 'significant' snow this season after double 'cyclonic' hit"There is no snow in the forecast at the moment.

Weather warnings across the UK have been released as the heatwave is set to come to a sudden end, with thunderstorms marked across the UK.The UK's sunny spell is set for a shock and sudden end after an expert from the Met Office claimed the weather will make a dramatic turn on Monday.Clear skies and scorching heats have hit the UK over the past week, but thunderstorms are set to "bubble up" with weather warnings issued. An official spokesperson from the Met Office has warned that thunderstorms are set to put an end to the warm weather, with a series of storms.Nicola Maxey from the Met Office said that there could be "torrential rain" and "heavy downpours" along with the storm, with thunderstorms across the country set to follow.She continued: "It's a bit like looking at a pan of water on the stove.

The Met Office has issued a rare red warning for extreme heat today for some parts of England and Wales, including Manchester.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Brits are set to be drenched by seven days of "intense" downpours and thunderstorms as September's unseasonably warm weather comes to an end.Forecasters have warned "change is coming" as the spell of balmy weather is due to come to an abrupt end on Monday.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The UK is set to experience another heatwave this month - with temperatures reaching the high 20s.Forecasters have said an African plume is expected to bring soaring temperatures - a welcome change from the country's recent thunderstorms.Met Office spokesperson Nicola Maxey warned "hotter spells" could develop as we get into the second half of August.

UK into blizzard-like conditions with chilling lows of -16.7C recorded on the coldest night of the winter so far.Forecasters in the Scottish Highlands recorded the bitter temperature on the morning of Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at Altnaharra.Met Office spokeswoman Nicola Maxey said the chilly drop marks the coldest temperature since 2010.Conditions across the UK could plunge even further, she said, as snow continues to blanket the UK on Wednesday night into Thursday. The air isn't set to warm up until the weekend, and more snow in the south east and coastal areas with the risk of cold easterly winds too.

A yellow weather warning is in place for tonight in Greater Manchester - and it's looking 'unsettled' for the rest of the week.The warning for thunderstorms today is expected to be the last in a series of weather warnings issued last week as mercury levels dip in the region.Expect a mixture of sunshine and showers for the rest of the week as temperatures dip to the mid to low 20s following last week's hot temperatures.Nicola Maxey, a spokeswoman for the Met Office, said: "It's an unsettled picture as we get through this week. (Today) is the last thunderstorm warning."There were warnings for most of last week.

Parts of the UK will suffer further thunderstorms and torrential downpours after flash flooding caused disruption to parts of southern England.

Brits are set to bake in sweltering July-like temperatures this Bank Holiday weekend as the country heats up to a sizzling 26C.

Britain is set to warm up over the weekend before sizzling in temperatures more akin to mid-summer next week, say forecasters.

Brits on lockdown are prepping to get the barbies out on hottest weekend of the year so far.

A mini heatwave with temperatures touching 20C is heading to Britain this weekend.

Britain is set to bask in sunshine this weekend, with temperatures warmer than Greece and Portugal.

The UK's 28C heatwave will come to an end next week with rainstorms set to batter parts of the country.