A cold snap could be on the way

New weather maps show where Brits could be hit with snow, rain and -1C winds

Weather experts are telling people what to expect across the UK this weekend

As Hyderabad prepares for the winter season, the city has already begun experiencing a gradual decline in temperatures.

Fresh maps and charts from WX Charts, which are projected using Met Desk data, show the mercury plunging downwards.

The south and southeast of England will likely experience the warmest conditions

Friday will be mostly sunny, with highs ranging from 16°C to 21°C and about 18°C in Sofia, according to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH). Morning fog is anticipated along valleys and the coast, where visibility may be briefly reduced.

Temperatures could dip in some parts of the country

According to new forecasts, there will up to five days of unseasonably warm, dry weather

A map from forecasters and meteorologists show the flurries set to hit north of the border, in Scotland, as we head deeper into winter

Sub-zero temperatures are set to last at least 30 hours as an Arctic blast sweeps the nation - bringing snow, rain and icy winds, with one area set to bear the brunt

According to the latest data from WX Charts, parts of the country will plunge to below freezing on November 7 with snowfall likely in some areas.

The mercury could be set to plummet to as low as 0C in central Scotland overnight on November 2, according to WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data.

The 'Indian Summer' could last right until the end of the month, with parts of England likely to experience the warmest conditions during this spell

INLAND EMPIRE - (INT) - The Southland will bid farewell to Indian Summer after this weekend. Temperatures will begin cooling Sunday and accelerating downward Monday and Tuesday. The change will be accompanied by winds in the mountains and deserts and a healthy dose of night and morning low clouds and fog spreading inland nightly from the coast. As a low pressure system from the Gulf of Alaska digs south into California, it may be cold enough for the season’s first patchy frost in portions of the Victor Valley and the High Desert early next Wednesday. Temperatures could fall into the mid 30s. Mountain resort communities may also experience the first freeze of the season. The same cold front has the chance of some light showers Monday night or Tuesday morning but accumulations will be light, if at all. Temperatures will remain well below average through much of next week, warming slightly later in the following days.