London experienced severe hailstorms and lightning as an Arctic blast hit, causing temperatures to drop sharply. Forecasts predicted lows of 2°C and daytime highs of 10°C. The UK faced strong winds and mixed precipitation, including snow in northern Scotland. Rural Scotland might see lows of -5°C. This cold snap followed unseasonably warm weather exceeding 20°C. Forecasters expect a return to milder conditions next week after the icy blast.
"According to BBC Weather forecasts, temperatures were expected to plummet to 2°C in London on Wednesday night, with daytime highs reaching only 10°C on Thursday."
"Forecasters indicate that the mild, sunny conditions enjoyed last week are expected to return next week, providing Londoners with a brief respite after the icy blast."
"Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster Steven Keates said: 'After a spell of mild and brighter weather, the UK will turn increasingly unsettled in the coming days.'"
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