Temperatures didn’t climb above 3C throughout Sunday, as the country had its coldest night since 2016 on Saturday.
The freezing weather brought a light dusting of snow to some areas, with Liverpool City Centre seeing some flurries at times, thanks to colder arctic air from the north.
However, the colder air will give way to milder air from the west, meaning temperatures will be back into double figures by Tuesday.
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Looking for some #MondayMotivation? It’s all change on the temperature front to start this week, thanks to a mild southwesterly wind. Colder again to end the week, but not as cold as recent days! pic.twitter.com/Rgv1ttxXre
— Met Office (@metoffice) January 22, 2018
The change in wind direction will also mean more unsettled weather could be on the cards, as weather fronts track across the Atlantic.
During the early hours of Wednesday heavy rain and strong winds will arrive, when gusts could reach 40mph.
It’ll turn more unsettled by midweek. An area of low pressure will sweep in from the Atlantic, bringing rain and very strong winds pic.twitter.com/S4004TZ5dv
— Met Office (@metoffice) January 22, 2018
The Met Office say: “Rain at first on Tuesday will bring low cloud and hill fog.
“Some improvement is expected during the day with some showers and sunny spells. Feeling milder but windy.
“Strong winds expected on Wednesday; sunny spells with isolated showers.
“Remaining windy on Thursday with heavy showers of rain and hail; turning cooler. Friday will be dry and more settled”.
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