Ayrshire is set to be hit by overnight temperatures below freezing for the rest of this week.
From Monday night through to Sunday, night-time temperatures will fall to below freezing with the mercury falling as low as -2 on some nights.
During the day, the region will also experience low temperatures with highs of just five degrees over the next six days.
A chilly week is ahead for the UK as we get an Arctic feed of air ❄️
— Met Office (@metoffice) November 27, 2023
There is also some cold, wintry weather developing across central Europe and Italy which is moving its way eastwards, potentially bringing some snowfall ⛄ pic.twitter.com/XrmNRtvpnn
The Met Office says the lower temperatures do bring the possibility of some snow across the UK.
A spokesperson said: "Colder air is feeding from the north across many parts of the UK over the next few days.
"This brings the potential for wintry showers across North Sea coastal areas as well as some inland parts of northern Britain.
"These may bring some snow and ice impacts in the coming days."
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