BBC South forecast just showed a 10c for Sat which seems a bit extreme 

Originally Posted by: forestedge 

Bbc local news at lunchtime (south today) temps 6 Friday ..10C Sunday...flies in the face of the update above...cold or very cold?

Originally Posted by: PFCSCOTTY 

Met office for London have -1c on Thursday 6c on Saturday and 7c on Sunday

Originally Posted by: Gavin D 

I would say 10'c is possible near the coast if you factor in SST's, warmer uppers and any sunshine 

Originally Posted by: Sevendust 

The amber warning has been updated and now includes Leeds, as well as most of Yorkshire. Most of Lincolnshire has been removed.

Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 

Well - I thought the BBC were going a bit off when they forecast +4c as a daytime max for the south west until I saw this forecast by Aidan McGivern: - Shows rain thursday evening for the south coast and many southern areas south of London!? Unless I have missed something!?

Also snow to continue to fall over southern Devon and Cornwall so Exeter will miss out yet again! Sorry but Exeter really is being punished!frown

The talk of freezing rain!? - So much cringe!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z--eAtXwAd0

Originally Posted by: tallyho_83 

Well - I thought the BBC were going a bit off when they forecast +4c as a daytime max for the south west until I saw this forecast by Aidan McGivern: - Shows rain thursday evening for the south coast and many southern areas south of London!? Unless I have missed something!?

Also snow to continue to fall over southern Devon and Cornwall so Exeter will miss out yet again! Sorry but Exeter really is being punished!frown

The talk of freezing rain!? - So much cringe!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z--eAtXwAd0

Originally Posted by: tallyho_83 

This Evening and Tonight:

Remaining cold with frequent snow showers through the evening, interspersed with brief clear spells. A more persistent period of snow is likely during the early hours, especially heavy across North Yorkshire, potentially bringing significant accumulations more widely. Minimum temperature -3 °C.

Tuesday:

Increasingly cold with frequent heavy snow showers interspersed with bright spells. Significant snow accumulations in places. Bitterly cold as a strong easterly wind develops, with an increasing wind chill. Maximum temperature 2 °C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:

Exceptionally cold for the time of year and turning increasingly windy with frequent, heavy snow showers and penetrating night frosts. Significant snow accumulations are likely with blizzard conditions and drifting.

MetOffice wrote:

Met office

UK Outlook for Saturday 3 Mar 2018 to Monday 12 Mar 2018:

During the weekend, snow across the UK should slowly peter out from the south, but snow showers remaining in the far north. Across central and southern areas, widespread mist and fog may be slow to clear. Some rain or snow may affect the far south at times, but there is currently a lot of uncertainty at this stage. It will stay cold or very cold across the UK, with brisk winds across the north. During the following week, it is likely to stay cold in the north, but temperatures could become closer to normal in the south. It is looking increasingly likely to be unsettled through the week, with areas of rain and strong winds moving north across the country, perhaps turning to snow across central and northern parts.

UK Outlook for Tuesday 13 Mar 2018 to Tuesday 27 Mar 2018:

A blocked pattern remains most likely across much of the UK, with colder than average conditions, but possibly milder at times in the south and southwest. Further bitterly cold easterly winds are probable, giving a significant wind chill. There will continue to be a risk of snow across some central and northern areas, but in the far north and northwest it should be drier. Frosts will continue to be widespread and severe in places. As we head towards the middle of March it may turn more unsettled and less cold with milder and wetter weather spreading up from the south or southwest. This may lead to further significant snow in places although this remains very uncertain. Northern areas may hang on to the colder weather well into March.

Originally Posted by: Gavin D