Plymouth is predicted to reach 13C on Sunday and 12C on Monday, while London is expected to be 8C on Sunday and 11C on Monday. In contrast, Madrid is expected to be 8C on Sunday and Monday, according to the Met Office.

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Snowy conditions are expected to continue battering the UK, with the latest weather maps showing wintry showers spreading as far south as Cornwall. According to WXCharts, parts of the country will once again see heavy snow from January 24, leaving even southern regions shivering in the cold.

Warnings issued by the Met Office, with the first named storm of the year due to arrive after the coldest night of winter so far saw UK temperatures drop as low as -12.5C.

Snowfall will be increasingly confined to far north of Scotland but ice risk to linger across many areas

UK weather maps suggest snow could fall as far south as Essex and Cambridge on January 22, as changeable winter conditions continue to affect large parts of the country. Latest forecast charts indicate colder air may briefly push southwards later in the month,

Heavy snow and a chilly conditions are expected to hit 12 areas of Britain within days. According to weather maps from WXCharts, wintry conditions are set to continue for many over the coming week. On January 15, the heaviest of the snowfall is predicted for central Scotland, with as much as 28cm in Cairngorms National Park.

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