"Only the hills of northern England and eastern parts of Scotland will see much snow lying on the ground later today. Elsewhere, rain will have washed the snow away." After temperatures fell to well below freezing, most places will have a "slightly less cold day" today, she said.
"Once the rain clears away eastwards it's going to be a windy mix of sunshine and showers.
"We are expecting temperatures to get up to 10C (50F) in parts of southern England. In the Midlands it could be 8-9C (46-48F) and in Scotland and northern England 6 or 7C (43-45F) is possible." Forecasters warned of difficult conditions in northern England and Scotland, with snow causing slippery roads and poor visibility.
Source: Telegraph
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