Met Office investigating Arctic link to UK's record cold
As new figures show the record cold weather is persisting into April, the Met Office says it will investigate if Arctic melting is to blame.
Bright sunshine before frost and rain
Enjoy the bright weather at the beginning of this week because it is downhill from Wednesday.
Dry weekend will be followed by a blustery and wet week
The coming week will be marred by wet weather and some blustery winds. So for now its worth making the most of the quiet conditions.
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Met Office investigating Arctic link to UK's record cold
As new figures show the record cold weather is persisting into April, the Met Office says it will investigate if Arctic melting is to blame.
Read the full storySunny spells as biting wind keeps temperatures low
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Weather update: Temperatures falls as skies clear
by Lucy Verasamy - ITV Weather PresenterWeather update: Some snow and some sunshine
ITV Weather Presenter Lucy Verasamy has the full Easter forecast:
Easter weekend weather update
Staying cold through the Easter weekend, wintry for some but with some bright spells.
ITV Weather Presenter Lucy Verasamy has the full forecast:
Weather update: Up to 5cm of snow on high ground overnight
The odd snow flurry is possible almost anywhere tonight, but the eastern parts of Scotland, the north-east of England and south-east of Northern Ireland could see up to 5cm on high ground.
ITV Weather Presenter Alex Beresford has the full forecast:
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Weather update: Staying cold with more snow on the way
Another disappointing day with cold temperatures with up to 5cm of snow falling on high ground overnight.
ITV Weather Presenter Alex Beresford has the full forecast:
Met Office snow and ice warnings still in place
The Met Office has "yellow" weather warnings of snow and ice still in place for much of eastern Scotland and northeastern England, with warnings of snow for the East Midlands and Yorkshire.
In Northern Ireland, Counties Antrim, Armagh and Down have warnings of ice for both today and tomorrow.
The Met Office's yellow weather warning advises the public to "be aware" of hazardous weather conditions.
The highest warning - red - urges people to "take action".
Met Office: '100% probability' of severe cold weather
A Met Office statement has warned of a "100% probability" of severe cold weather and icy conditions until Friday morning.
"Bitterly cold easterly winds will persist this week, bringing snow showers to north-east England and light snow flurries across other areas of England.
"With lying snow and partial snow melt during the daytimes, icy conditions are likely during the nights."
Met Office: Snow warnings turn to ice alerts Sunday
The Met Office's yellow weather warnings for snow across much of Britain today turn to warnings for ice tomorrow.
Yellow warnings are issued to advise people in those areas to "be aware" of severe weather conditions.
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