Arctic Air, Snow, and Gales: UK's Chilly Weekend

0:00On March 10th, after some spring-like warmth across the United Kingdom, single-digit temperatures are returning this week, with a chance of snow in. Spots. Colder air from the Northwest will push in through a series of fronts, and dips in the jet stream could usher Arctic air southward by week's end. Daytime highs may barely hit double digits by Friday, so many will need to dig out thicker coats, hats, and gloves as it feels much chillier. Wind winds from the Atlantic will clear lingering mist and fog, but bring gales over Scotland this weekend, with gusts up to 40-50 miles. Per hour-wide spread, and 60 or more in exposed north-western areas, wintery showers could hit high ground in the north, with brief flurries possible. Even farther south, the little settling expected. Computer models differ on how long this lasts. Some see high pressure bringing drier spells soon, while others predict ongoing unsettled and cold. Patterns, which fits the typical changeable March weather ahead.