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Heavy snow showers are forecast this weekend as temperatures fall to freezing and below for the entire country, as a cold-weather system grips the UK. The Met Office has put in place four yellow warnings of snow and ice across large parts of the UK over the next 24 hours. Met Office chief forecaster Steve Willington said Storm Christoph has been replaced by “colder air from Iceland and the Arctic” which will bring a “mix of wintry hazards” across the UK.
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The UK is set to become trapped in the middle of a bitter freeze as Arctic air sends temperatures spiralling to double-digits below freezing. An area of low pressure will descend across the UK from tonight with snow showers in Scotland and northwestern parts of England – but the bitterly cold wintry conditions will persist in large parts of Britain until at least January 27.