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Forecasters have warned of “winter hazards” across the UK heading into 2026, with temperatures expected to drop to freezing temperatures in parts of the UK next week.
The weekend after Christmas will be warmer, with temperatures ranging from 5 degrees Celsius to 9 degrees Celsius.
But from next week temperatures will drop, with daytime lows reaching 1C in Glasgow. Nighttime temperatures will drop to 0C and below in northern England and Scotland on Monday and Tuesday.
According to the Met Office, a high-pressure weather cycle will bring stable weather conditions until the end of the year, despite the cold weather.

As cold air approaches the UK at the start of 2026, there may be dangers of freezing temperatures in some places, but weather patterns Slow evolution is expected as high pressure persists near the western and northwest North Atlantic. An eastern low is expected to move across the North Sea, bringing a period of wet and windy weather, particularly to the north.
Weather conditions are expected to stabilize further in January, which is likely to be colder and drier than average. Temperatures are expected to be below average during this period, with showers and strong winds possible.
today:
The early morning fog will soon clear, leaving a sunny start for some. However, clouds will thicken to the north and east throughout the day, bringing light rain and drizzle to higher areas. The breeze was brisk.
It will continue to be cloudy tonight with light rain or drizzle in some areas. Feeling cold, especially under clear Northwest skies, with a light breeze at dawn and scattered frost.
Sunday:
After a cold start, Sunday will be another quiet day. Still mostly cloudy with scattered drizzle in the mountains. It’s brighter in the west and the winds are easing for everyone. cold.
Monday to Wednesday:
High pressure continues to bring stable weather until the end of the year. The weather will be mainly cloudy, but there will be many dry periods. It will feel cold, with further frost in some areas overnight.