-7C cold snap from november 12th.

The met office knowledge shows that the UKL needs to be poised for a bitter -7C cold snap in the coming days, the first forecasts on the 12th November, with some regions in the north not getting above freezing by 6PM that day.

Weather charts show that Central Scotland and Parts of Southwest England will be largely effected at 6am November 12th from -7C to 0C throughout the day.

Northern England are likely to be among some of the most coldest where Cumbria and Northumbria are respectively due to stick around -3C and -4C.

The coldest areas in the UK will be:

Scotland

Northern England

Cumbria

Northumbria

The band of low moving pressure moving across the UK will see temperatures plunge, leading to chances of snow flurries in areas. Throughout november some of the UK could be potentially be experiencing the 'Beast From the East', round 2.

Good news in the End

It is show that the cold snap will be short lived, before a warm spell with temperatures reaching 16C.

However, the Met Office's long rage forecast suggests it could be a "little" below average. It also does suggest that colder interludes are possible in the later month, with conditions ever changing within the second half.

Average temperatures will be between 4C to 11C.

This is Echo News, Keeping you updated.