UK weather maps show 7C morning chill with 40 areas below 10C – full list

UK weather maps show 7C morning chill with 40 areas below 10C – full list The UK could soon face cooler temperatures as weather charts show early-morning lows of 7C across England, Scotland and Wales UK weather maps show morning temperatures could soon drop as low as 7C, with some 40 areas plummeting below 10C. The ECMWF weather model suggests cooler conditions will grip much of the nation as Brits wake up later this week. On Friday, August 7, areas in Scotland, England and Wales could drop to as low as 7C at 6am. Scotland is likely to be the coolest area, with the maps showing most of the country below 10C. Conditions will be warmer further south, but nothing compared to the warm nights and morning we've experienced as of late. Areas in Durham, Devon and Warwickshire could all drop below 10C on the Friday morning. The Met Office has warned that after a wet period, conditions are likely to turn drier from Thursday. From then, the forecaster predicts a "rather changeable" spell. This includes cooler temperatures, but with the chance of sunny interludes. Areas facing morning temperatures below 10C England - Devon - Gloucestershire - Shropshire - Herefordshire - Staffordshire - Warwickshire - Worcestershire - Yorkshire - Durham - Northumberland - Cumberland Wales - Glamorgan - Carmarthenshire - Cardiganshire - Merionethshire - Denbighshire - Montgomeryshire Scotland - Wigtownshire - Kirkcudbrightshire - Dumfriesshire - Roxburghshire - Selkirkshire - Peeblesshire - Berwickshire - East Lothian - Midlothian - Lanarkshire - Ayrshire - Perthshire - Angus - Aberdeenshire - Kincardineshire - Argyllshire - Inverness-shire - Banffshire - Ross-shire - Cromartyshire - Sutherland - Caithness - Nairnshire The cold conditions will stick around for a short period as data suggests morning temperatures could drop to 7C on Tuesday, August 11 as well. Met Office weather forecast The Met Office forecast for August 7 to August 16 states: "Probably rather changeable to begin this period, with some rain or showers at times, but also the likelihood of some decent drier interludes too. "Towards mid August, high pressure may become rather more dominant towards the north of the UK, with lower pressure further to the south. "This means there is a greater chance for Atlantic frontal systems or thundery interludes to affect southern areas, certainly in comparison to recent weeks, though rainfall amounts could be quite variable with some areas seeing relatively little."