Parts of the UK are experiencing a dramatic shift in weather, with temperatures expected to rise significantly midweek. The Met Office forecasts that temperatures could reach as high as 22C in regions like East Anglia and the southeast on Wednesday, October 16. This warm spell follows a chilly weekend, but it may also bring heavy rain and strong winds, particularly in the west.
As the week progresses, the UK is set to face widespread frost and icy conditions, especially in the northeast and northwest. Forecasts indicate a band of ice moving across the country, with temperatures dipping below zero in some areas by October 26, particularly in northern England and Scotland.
Meanwhile, in the UAE, authorities are preparing for the potential impacts of a tropical depression forming in the Arabian Sea. The National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority (Ncema) is monitoring the situation closely, anticipating rainfall in eastern and southern regions of the country over the next two days. The depression, expected to deepen and move towards the central Arabian Sea, could lead to rough seas and minor seawater flooding in coastal areas.
Both regions are experiencing significant weather changes, highlighting the need for preparedness as conditions remain unpredictable.