There is only a 10% to 15% chance of significantly cold weather over the next few days, the Met Office said.
After a wekeend of torrential downpours and heavy flooding, heavy snow and ice is set to hit parts of the country in the coming week.
The UK’s recent mild weather could take a turn for the worse due to a weather phenomenon across the Pacific, the Met Office has said.
There is set to be a north/south split in terms of varying weather conditions, according to the Met Office.
Temperatures plummeted below zero across the UK as snow, ice and fog causes transport disruption.
Temperatures are expected to fall as low as -10C overnight in some areas of the UK this week.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms for the whole of the UK.
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Showers are predicted over the remainder of the festival, with the possibility of some thunderstorms.
The Met Office says the rain forecast for early next week could give way to drier weather by the time of the Jubilee weekend.
The UK is set to enjoy some beautiful warm spring weather later this week, forecasters say.
Britain is enjoying a sustained period of April sunshine.
Temperatures have gone past 24C, making it the hottest March day since 1968.
Most of the UK will experience temperatures in double figures this week, the Met Office said.
Heavy snowfall has blanketed large parts of northern England.
Forecasters say there has been up to 2cm of snow in Norfolk and East Anglia with more expected to fall.
Forecasters have issued several yellow weather warnings as wintry conditions are set to continue across the UK.
There was heavy snowfall across much of Britain on Monday.
Warnings of snow and ice are in place for parts of the country as the Met Office warned that the UK is in for a cold snap.
Temperatures in the south of England are well above the autumn average, the Met Office said.
More showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the UK this week.
Heavy downpours that could cause flooding have been forecast by the Met Office.