“Another big talking point will be that rise in temperatures, and we are going to see some milder air pushing its way in.
“By night, the milder warmer conditions are going to be a bit more noticeable.”
Cold weather over the past week has been driven by high pressure to the north of the UK pulling Arctic winds over the country.
This region of ‘anticyclone’ will dig its heels in through the weekend triggering more icy nights and frosty mornings.
Burkill said: “The high pressure that was to the northwest of us by Saturday will have pushed a little bit closer, and high pressure settles things down, but with that we still have the chilly air across us, so no drastic rise in the temperatures just yet.
“Across more central and southern parts, it is going perhaps to be a bit colder on Sunday morning than it was on Saturday morning, so there will be a chance of frosts and icy patches.
“As we go into Sunday, there is even colder air just further north, and in between this colder air and the chilly air across the UK there is a slice of something a bit milder and in this zone, there is a bit more cloud and a bit of rain.”
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