The Met Office has said that UK is "over the worst" of the cold snap, with some temperatures in the UK hitting 14°C in some parts of the UK, compared to being more like -4°C over the past week. Wales has been hit by a wave of weather warnings for snow and ice, but it is set to change next week.
Temperatures dropped to -8.5°C in Sennybridge, Powys, in the early hours of Saturday morning, but temperatures will rise in Wales to 7°C on Sunday, and continue to climb over the coming week.
The Met Office said, however, parts of England will be hit by difficult driving conditions while freezing temperatures could see untreated surfaces become slippery.
