The UK’s “extreme” cold weather is set to subside amid surging temperatures on Monday.
After freezing conditions in recent days, Monday could see highs of 12-13C in Scotland, a Met Office meteorologist said. It comes after -17.3C was recorded at Braemar on Tuesday – the coldest temperature since February 11, 2021 – while other places around the UK experienced lows of -10C to -15C in recent days.
Met Office meteorologist, Alex Burkill, told PA: "The drastic change to something milder is going to be pretty widespread. Widely, temperatures are going to be in the 12C to 13C bracket on Monday.”