The United States and United Kingdom are seeing dramatic temperature changes. Coastal cities in San Diego County and Sonoma, Napa counties have seen temperatures soar above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Meanwhile, the UK is facing cold weather with a freeze at -1C and heavy rain in some areas. The UK is also anticipated to experience early snowfall in several regions in the coming weeks.
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