The UK has experienced a drop in temperatures this week due to an influx of Arctic air. Freezing conditions were observed on Tuesday night, with specific areas in Devon, such as Exeter and Dartmoor, recording temperatures as low as -3C. While Dartmoor experienced minor snow accumulations, the majority of locations encountered a combination of rain, sleet, and snow. For the upcoming days, temperatures are projected to remain below the seasonal average throughout both counties, accompanied by an ongoing threat of overnight frosts and ice. Significant periods of sunshine are anticipated during the day, interspersed with showers. Thursday morning might see additional light snowfall on the elevated areas of Devon and Cornwall, though sleet and rain are the predominant forecast for most. Friday’s forecast indicates cold, dry, and sunny weather, but a named storm is predicted to arrive later, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. For updates, BBC Cornwall can be followed on X, Facebook, and Instagram. Story ideas can be submitted to spotlight@bbc.co.uk. This content is Copyright 2024 BBC. All rights reserved. The BBC disclaims responsibility for the content found on external websites. Information regarding their external linking policy is available. Post navigation Roadways Reopen Following Snow and Ice Disruption Woking’s Victoria Way Remains Closed Following Storm Darragh Damage