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This week: staying cold with more snow
This week will see the cold weather continue, with further snow in places – although from midweek onwards, high pressure will build from the west, leading to a drier theme for many.
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Britain wakes up to a covering of snow on the ground this morning as temperatures plummet as low as -11C in some parts of the country.
This week will see the cold weather continue, with further snow in places – although from midweek onwards, high pressure will build from the west, leading to a drier theme for many.
Ice poses the major threat today, although remnants of the snow storms could clip the south east of England, the Met Office says.
If you’re dreading the icy weather in the UK, then take a look at Dudinka, in Siberia, where a burst water main at minus 40 degrees left cars and streets encased in ice.
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