Like the rest of the UK Southampton has been experiencing freezing temperatures this week, but people won't have to wait too long for it to warm up a little.
Temperatures have been around -3C at their worst late at night and in the early hours of the morning in the city.
During the day it has not been much warmer either, with it being around 2C at its best, which has left many yearning for some milder weather.
Here's when you can expect the weather to warm up a bit in Southampton.
When will it get warmer in Southampton?
According to Southampton's Met Office page, temperatures are set to become a little milder on Saturday, January 20.
Temperatures will be between 5-7C during the day and it will get even better on Sunday (January 21) as it will go above 10C for the first time in a while.
Average temperatures will be around 11C on that day, whilst Monday (January 22) is forecast to get a high of 12C.
On the forecast from Saturday to Monday, the Met Office writes: "A mild, but unsettled spell will arrive through Saturday, with strong winds, bands of heavy rain and cloudy conditions dominating the weekend. Brighter but showery Monday."
In terms of what the outlook is for the rest of January the forecaster states: "There is potential for strong winds to be across the country at first on Monday (January 22), especially in the north at first, but it will be much milder.
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"Rain is also likely at first although potentially becoming drier for a time in the south.
"The milder than normal conditions seem most likely to persist through to the end January, with the greatest chance of unsettled conditions likely to be focussed across the north and northwest.
"However, in the the south and southeast some drier and more settled spells of weather are likely to develop, especially later in the month, when, although quite likely milder than of late, the chance of overnight frost and fog increases once again."
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