-4.5C overnight here (Leicester) and we've reached a 'high' of 4C today.
Latest Outlook from the metoffice. Normal for the time of year temperatures might be coming but wintry spells can't be ruled out...
Outlook for the UK over the next 6-30 days
UK Outlook for Friday 8 Feb 2019 to Sunday 17 Feb 2019:
It will remain unsettled at the end of next week. A more organised band of cloud and rain will move east during Friday. Meanwhile, Saturday sees rain clear to a mix of sunshine and showers with the most frequent showers likely in the north and west. Some of the showers will likely turn wintry over higher ground here too. The unsettled theme looks set to continue through Sunday and into the following week, with further Atlantic frontal systems bringing spells of wet and windy weather, with perhaps some hill snow in the north. However, there will be some quieter, colder interludes, with perhaps some wintry showers. Temperatures are likely to be near normal, but will fluctuate day-to-day, perhaps milder overall.
UK Outlook for Monday 18 Feb 2019 to Monday 4 Mar 2019:
Very low confidence emerges through the rest of February as to whether a more blocked pattern redevelops or we maintain more of an Atlantic influence, with a more widely unsettled theme continuing through second half of the month. At this stage, it looks as though Atlantic low pressure systems will track further to the south, with high pressure situated to the north. This set up would bring slightly wetter conditions across the south of the UK, with some strong winds at times. Meanwhile, drier than average conditions are likely in the north, although with some coastal showers possible. There is the possibility that frontal systems may bring wintry hazards, particularly if a more east or northeasterly flow develops. Temperatures overall around the average. Low likelihood of widely cold conditions developing.