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Cooler, Variable Week Ahead: Met Office says northerly winds will cut UK warmth; frosts and showers follow

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The UK is set for a significant shift to cooler weather in early May, with daytime temperatures dropping after a recent warm spell. Forecasters predict a mix of sunshine, clouds, and showers, alongside morning frosts, as northerly winds take hold. This change signals a move from settled warmth to typical springtime variability across the nation.

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