Forecasters have warned that wintry winds will cause parts of the south to feel as low as -8C (18F) today, a record for the season. Saturday night temperatures were expected to fall from -5C (23F) to -12C (10.4) due to wind chill.
The winds of 30-35 mph, gusting up to 50 mph, will combine with snow showers in Kent, Sussex and Essex from midafternoon to bring blizzard conditions. Blizzards are defined as heavy snow storms with wind speeds of at least 35mph.
The Met Office predicted that the storms will cause snow drifts to form as they spread across much of England on Sunday.
Forecasters have warned that wintry winds will cause parts of the south to feel as low as -8C (18F) today, a record for the season. Saturday night temperatures were expected to fall from -5C (23F) to -12C (10.4) due to wind chill. The winds of 30-35
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