Blimey, who saw this coming? A small town in the north of Scotland is thought to have recorded a record-high UK temperature for January.
Batten down those hatches: Storm Isha is arriving with a vengeance on Sunday evening - and the weather warnings are nationwide.
There is a chance Scotland could experience its warmest December night on record, according to the Met Office.
The Environment Agency issued 72 flood warnings as the latest band of bad weather approaches leading up to Storm Ciaran on Wednesday.
Forecasters are predicting as much as 7cm of snowfall across the northwest and central Highlands.
A tropical airmass will replace a cold and dry northerly airflow which persisted over the British Isles for most of last week.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas - and a substantial amount of snow is set to land in various parts of the UK overnight.
A Level 3 Cold Warning will soon come into effect for the UK - and we are ALL in for a big freeze over the next few days.
It'll feel more like a proper British summer next week, as rain is forecast for London and the South East. Hosepipe bans may remain, though.
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