How cold is it going to get tonight?
Some parts of the UK could face their coldest night of the winter on Thursday, with temperatures going as low as -7C in some places, the Met Office has said.
A spokesperson from the Met Office told Yahoo Thursday night the coldest temperatures were predicted in the south of England.
The spokesperson said: "It has been a fairly mild winter so far so it's not really surprising we're going to potentially see the coldest night of the year so far."
Temperatures as low as -7C are predicted in Wales and southern England.
The coldest temperature is predicted to be around Benson, a village in Oxfordshire.
The lowest temperatures are predicted to be in the countryside with towns and cities expected to see -2C.
The cold weather is due to arctic winds from the north and the clear skies which are predicted to last throughout the night.
The spokesperson said: "We're expecting widespread frosts across much of the country with some milder temperatures in the north west of the UK."
He said the cold weather wasn't expected to last long, with milder temperatures expected to return by the weekend.
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He also said there is now snow and rain predicted for most of the UK accompanying the cold weather, with clear dry conditions expected throughout.
Although temperatures are predicted to be milder in the cities, they will still be below or near zero, these are some of the predictions for overnight:
London 1C
Manchester 0C
Birmingham 0C
Liverpool 3C
Oxford -2C
Cardiff -1C
Exeter -1C
Nottingham -1C
Norwich 1C
Sheffield 1C
Newcastle 1C
Leeds 0C
Cambridge 1C
Glasgow 3C
Edinburgh 3C
Belfast 5C
Southampton -1
Lincoln -1C
Aberdeen 3C
Bristol -1C
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