Brits are set for a colder end to the week as mourners queuing to pay their respects to the Queen at Westminster Hall, in London, may see temperatures drop to single figures over night.
A northerly wind combined with a high pressure system are behind the cooler feel across the country although there will be less rain than there has been in recent days.
Thousands are aiming to see the Queen lying-in-state in Westminster Hall before the period ends at 6.30am on Monday morning and will be exposed to the elements as they wait in a 10-mile-long queue.
