Weather forecasts indicate that 11 counties in the UK may experience temperatures of 5C or lower, with the Met Office highlighting an upcoming period of varied weather conditions.

Following a notably hot spell where temperatures reached 35C in London, a cooler period is anticipated for the upcoming week. The recent scorching bank holiday weekend broke temperature records in May, with Kew Gardens hitting 34.8C.

Predictions from WXCharts, utilizing MetDesk data, suggest that next Tuesday, temperatures in Scotland and northern England could range from 4C to 7C in the early hours. Other regions like Northern Ireland, the Midlands, southern England, and Wales are expected to have minimum temperatures in the high single digits.

Specifically, parts of Scotland such as the Highlands, Moray, Aberdeenshire, Jamestown, and Dumfries and Galloway could experience temperatures as low as 4C.

Looking ahead to June 1 to June 10, the Met Office projects a changeable period with Atlantic weather systems introducing a mix of dry spells, showers, and occasional rain. Warmer conditions are likely in the east, while the west and northwest may see more frequent rainfall.

From June 11 to 25, conditions are expected to shift towards more settled weather as high pressure dominates, leading to drier conditions. Initially near-normal temperatures may rise above average later in the period, according to the Met Office.