After days of sub-zero temperatures the Met Office has forecast when exactly it's going to start to get milder across Wales. It was been an eye watering -7°C in some parts of Wales on Tuesday night into Wednesday, with ice and snow gracing the country. However, things could be looking up, with weather presenter Derek Brockway says it will feel almost "tropical".
In a forecast on Tuesday (December 14), he said it was 4°C or less in Cardiff with Arctic maritime air, but it will be "14°C next Monday with tropical maritime air". The Met Office agrees saying wintry conditions will continue until the weekend, before milder and wetter weather sweeps in to create a temporary reprieve.
Nevertheless, a number of of weather warnings for snow or ice are in place across the UK for wintry hazards as the cold weather continues for now.
