Britain will be bracing for a significant fall in temperatures for the weekend as winds from the Arctic force temperatures to fall, increasing the chance of snow. Met Office meteorologist Aiden McGivern explained that much of the country would see showers but for some parts of the nation these could develop into sleet, thundery showers and snow. He began by saying: “May has arrived, summer is not far away and of course we have got two Bank holidays coming up so naturally, the weather is going to turn much colder.
“A return of nighttime frost into the weekend and even some white stuff in a few locations.
“Friday is the day of change as 17 degrees Celsius still possible in the south but 7 degrees for the north and cloud and rain in between.
“On Saturday with that colder air those
