It marks the frostiest January night since 2010 when the hamlet of Altnaharra in Scotland hit lows of -22.3C

The latest Arctic blast ushered in the coldest temperatures recorded this winter overnight in the sleepy Scottish hamlet of Altnaharra, one of the typically chilliest communities in the country

Scotland experienced its coldest January night in 15 years as temperatures plummeted to -18.9C in the Highlands. The Met Office said temperatures in Altnaharra in Sutherland dropped to -18.9C overnight, while Kinbrace reached -17.9C and Aviemore dropped to -16C.

C in parts of Scotland last night – the coldest January night in 15 years. The mercury took a nosedive overnight, with the tiny hamlet of

The Met Office confirms Friday was the coldest night of winter so far in the UK, with the temperatures falling to -18.7 C in Altnaharra in the Scottish Highlands. Meanwhile, Saturday is likely to be bitterly cold,

Brrrr! Temperatures dipped to -18 in parts of Scotland overnight, the lowest recorded since 2010. But experts say warmer weather is on the way.

The UK has recorded its coldest January night in 15 years as more freezing temperatures are expected to roll in over the coming days. In Altnaharra, a hamlet in Sutherland, the most northern region of the Highlands,

Thursday saw the coldest January night in 15 years, with more cold weather set to hit the north in coming days.