Arctic winds are working their way southwards as Brits are preparing for a chilly end to the weekend, which will work its way into next week.
High pressure has meant the tail-end of the week has been largely dry for most of the UK but with the cold air working sweeping down the country we can expect cooler than usual temperatures on Monday and Tuesday, especially those experiencing higher winds.
Meteorologist Tom Morgan at the Met Office said: "We've had high pressure largely in charge so far this weekend, keeping it largely dry. But a change is on the way as we move through to the second part of the weekend.
