through the afternoon, cloud and rain will spread in across the south—west of england and the channel islands the whole, a chillier day than we had today. and then through boxing day night, well, we see cloud and heavy rain spilling in from the south—west. it'll start to turn really windy, with gales around western coasts. and this leads us into what will be a very wet and windy wednesday. if you do have any travel plans on wednesday, bear in mind we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards. there could well be enough rain to give some flooding. it is going to be very windy. we'll see gales in places, gusts around some of the coasts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour, but pretty gusty for inland spots as well. and it won't only be wind and rain. snow could cause some issues, particularly over high ground in the northern half of scotland. above 200 metres, we could see 15 centimetres of snow or possibly even a little bit more. so this is not a great recipe if you are travelling on wednesday. it will be turning milder, though, again in the south — highs of 12 or 13 degrees. an

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it may be that parts of south—west england and the channel islands get into double digits.a slice of clear skies moving eastwards during wednesday night and you can see from the blue colours here, that will allow for a touch of frost, but only briefly, because this band of cloud and rain pushes in from the west. it ushers in a return of milder, westerly winds. so through thursday, this band of cloud and increasingly patchy rain clearing eastwards across england. for wales, northern ireland and scotland, we get into some sunshine, just a few showers up towards the north—west. it is going to be windy for a time in the north of scotland. we could see gales here for a time. but milder air starting to make its presence felt out towards the west. that's a process that continues on into friday. we see this quite weak frontal system pushing its way in towards northern ireland, parts of scotland, north—west england. that'll bring more cloud, a bit of showery rain. in fact, generally, i think it will turn quite cloudy and maybe quite murky in places as well through the day on friday.

brightening up too across wales, southern parts of england, the channel islands after a cloudy starth west scotland, northern ireland through northern england towards east anglia, staying rather cloudy throughout the day. outbreaks of rain. now, whilst it's not as windy as yesterday, that northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is. place to the blue colors on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of th

the strongest winds will be with exposure in west wales, the southwest and channel islands where we couldhe cloud, the rain and hill snow across england and also wales. some of that getting down to lower levels at times. some snow showers across eastern and northern parts of scotland and on the hills of northern ireland. but we do have that cold feel, especially if you are exposed to the wind. through this evening and overnight the centre of the low pressure pulls away to the near continent but we are still dragging in this north—easterly wind. so there will still be a lot of cloud and also some patchy light rain and showers and still some hill snow across the southern uplands, northern england on the hills and also the hills of wales. under clear skies for the rest of scotland and northern ireland it is going to be cold, frosty and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. we could start the day with —8 in parts of the highlands. but here it will be brighter. meanwhile in the south for england and for wales the low pressure continuing to drift towards the near continent taking the showers w

_ west and south—west and the channel islands and _ west and south—west and the channel islandsoss the _ rain around, still some snow showers across the hills of northern england, north wales and the southern uplands. under clear skies in scotland — southern uplands. under clear skies in scotland and northern ireland, it will be _ in scotland and northern ireland, it will be cold. it will be frosty with the risk — will be cold. it will be frosty with the risk of — will be cold. it will be frosty with the risk of ice on untreated surfaces _ the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. we could see temperatures fall as _ surfaces. we could see temperatures fall as low— surfaces. we could see temperatures fall as low as —8 in parts of the highlands _ fall as low as —8 in parts of the highlands. tomorrow we start off with a _ highlands. tomorrow we start off with a low— highlands. tomorrow we start off with a low pressure dragging showers over towards the east. brighter to the west— over towards the east. brighter to the west and another cold day. frosty— the west and another cold day. fr

and at the same time, cloud and rain will be gathering across the southwest of england and the channel islandseach 11—12 celsius. but elsewhere, 4—9 celsius covers it in most spots. and then as we head through boxing day night, where we'll see cloud and rain spreading from the southwest, things turning very wet and very windy with some snow mixing in over high ground in northern england and more especially across parts of scotland. temperatures coming up as the night wears on. a big area of low pressure dominating the scene for wednesday. if you have travel plans on wednesday, things do not look too pretty, i have to say, with a combination of heavy rain, could well be enough rain in places to give some issues with flooding, but also some significant snow over high ground in the northern half of scotland. some areas could see 10—15 centimetres of snow, say above 200 metres elevation. it's possible that some spots exposed to the south—easterly wind could see even more snow than that. and the wind will be a big feature, widely a very windy day, we could see gusts of 50—60 mph or more, gales arou

evening, east anglia, the south east, a batch of heavy rain for a time, that could linger in the channel islandsanother area of cloud, rain and hill snow pushes through scotland into parts of northern ireland and the far north of england as we head into friday morning. north of that, we'll see some wintry showers and the risk of some ice. so, the country into almost three tomorrow, one zone through parts of northern ireland and southern scotland, northern england, cloudy. outbreaks of rain on and off, some hill snow. to the south of it, hazy sunshine and blustery showers, most frequent in the west. to the north of that band, some more in the way of sunshine, but a few wintry showers. a colder feel here. temperatures only five or six degrees. frost then to take us through into saturday morning. but the next batch of wet and windy weather pushing its way in could cause some travel problems for the start of the weekend. brief spell of snow in northern ireland and on the hills of northern england, quickly turning back to rain early in the day, but heavy rain across many areas, more snow across scotl

finish the day with rain in cornwall, channel islands, pushing its way northwards overnight. as that hits colder air in scotland, where we've seen temperatures drop down to “4, —5 before it moves in, snow will fall. even maybe on the hills on the tops of the pennines and the southern uplands too. into tomorrow, some chilly air in the north of scotland but this is the weather system that will bring extensive rain and strong winds. the snow, though, even on modest scottish hills in central and northern areas, will cause some travel issues. could see some blizzards as well, with over 15cm of snow mounting up and some strengthening winds, too. rain will be the issue elsewhere, lots of puddles, surface water, maybe east anglia and the south—east, though, some will stay dry here until into the afternoon, and it will brighten up after some heavy bursts of rain out in the west later. the other issue tomorrow, of course, the strength of the wind. strongest in the far north of scotland, 60 or 70 mph gusts, and around through some english channels. yes, 0k, temperatures on the milder si

through the afternoon, cloud and rain will spread in across the south—west of england and the channel islands. and then through boxing day night, well, we see cloud and heavy rain spilling in from the south—west. it'll start to turn really windy, with gales around western coasts. and this leads us into what will be a very wet and windy wednesday. if you do have any travel plans on wednesday, bear in mind we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards. there could well be enough rain to give some flooding. it is going to be very windy. we'll see gales in places, gusts around some of the coasts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour, but pretty gusty for inland spots as well. and it won't only be wind and rain. snow could cause some issues, particularly over high ground in the northern half of scotland. above 200 metres, we could see 15 centimetres of snow or possibly even a little bit more. so this is not a great recipe if you are travelling on wednesday. it will be turning milder, though, again in the south — highs of 12 or 13 degrees. and then we head towards the end of the week,

and at the same time, cloud and rain will be gathering across the southwest of england and the channel islandsill reach 11—12 celsius. but elsewhere, 4—9 celsius covers it in most spots. and then as we head through boxing day night, we'll see cloud and rain spreading from the southwest, things turning very wet and very windy with some snow mixing in over high ground in northern england, and more especially across parts of scotland. temperatures coming up as the night wears on. a big area of low pressure dominating the scene for wednesday. if you have travel plans on wednesday, things do not look too pretty, i have to say, with a combination of heavy rain — could well be enough rain in places to give some issues with flooding — but also some significant snow over high ground in the northern half of scotland. some areas could see 10—15cm of snow, say, above 200m elevation. it's possible that some spots exposed to the south—easterly wind could see even more snow than that. and the wind will be a big feature, widely a very windy day. we could see gusts of 50—60mph or more, gales around some of the

finish the day with rain in cornwall, channel islands, pushing its way northwards overnight.land, where we�*ve seen temperatures drop down to —4, —5 even maybe on the hills, on the tops of the pennines and the southern uplands too. into tomorrow, still some chillier air in the north of scotland but this is the weather system that will bring extensive rain and strong winds. the snow, though, even on modest scottish hills in central and northern areas, will cause some travel issues. could see some blizzards as well, with over 15cm of snow mounting up and some strengthening winds, too. rain will be the issue elsewhere, lots of puddles, surface water, maybe east anglia and the south—east, though, some will stay dry here until into the afternoon, and it will brighten up after some heavy bursts of rain out in the west later. the other issue tomorrow, of course, the strength of the wind. strongest in the far north of scotland, 60 or 70 mph gusts, and around through some english channels. yes, ok, temperatures on the milder side of things for late december but don�*t forget, that wil

finish the day with rain in cornwall, channel islands, pushing its way northwards overnight.as that hits colder air in scotland, where we've seen temperatures drop down to “4, —5 before it moves in, snow will fall. even maybe on the hills, on the tops of the pennines and the southern uplands too. into tomorrow, still some chillier air in the north of scotland but this is the weather system that will bring extensive rain and strong winds. the snow, though, even on modest scottish hills in central and northern areas, will cause some travel issues. could see some blizzards as well, with over 15cm of snow mounting up and some strengthening winds, too. rain will be the issue elsewhere, lots of puddles, surface water, maybe east anglia and the south—east, though, some will stay dry here until into the afternoon, and it will brighten up after some heavy bursts of rain out in the west later. the other issue tomorrow, of course, the strength of the wind. strongest in the far north of scotland, 60 or 70 mph gusts, and around through some english channels. yes, ok, temperatures on the m

finish the day with rain in cornwall, channel islands, pushing its way northwards overnight. later, and as that hits colder air in scotland, where we've seen temperatures drop down to “4, —5 before it moves in, snow will fall. even maybe on the hills on the tops of the pennines and the southern uplands too. into tomorrow, some chilly air in the north of scotland but this is the weather system that will bring extensive rain and strong winds. the snow, though, even on modest scottish hills in central and northern areas, will cause some travel issues. could see some blizzards as well, with over 15cm of snow mounting up and some strengthening winds, too. rain will be the issue elsewhere, lots of puddles, surface water, maybe east anglia and the south—east, though, some will stay dry here until into the afternoon, and it will brighten up after some heavy bursts of rain out in the west later. the other issue tomorrow, of course, the strength of the wind. strongest in the far north of scotland, 60 or 70 mph gusts, and around through some english channels. yes, ok, temperatures on th

and at the same time, cloud and rain will be gathering across the southwest of england and the channel islands11—12 celsius. but elsewhere, 4—9 celsius covers it in most spots. and then as we head through boxing day night, we'll see cloud and rain spreading from the southwest, things turning very wet and very windy with some snow mixing in over high ground in northern england, and more especially across parts of scotland. temperatures coming up as the night wears on. a big area of low pressure dominating the scene for wednesday. if you have travel plans on wednesday, things do not look too pretty, i have to say, with a combination of heavy rain — could well be enough rain in places to give some issues with flooding — but also some significant snow over high ground in the northern half of scotland. some areas could see 10—15 centimetres of snow, say above 200m elevation. it's possible that some spots exposed to the south—easterly wind could see even more snow than that. and the wind will be a big feature, widely a very windy day. we could see gusts of 50—60mph or more, gales around some of the

little less cold across the south, perhaps up to double figures there for plymouth and for the channel islandswindy across large parts of england and wales. and we'll see showers moving in off the north sea affecting eastern scotland. these will have a wintry flavour to them, so the best of the sunshine will tend to be across the north and the west of the uk. a cold day to come despite the fact temperatures a little bit higher in the south. because of the wind, certainly, it's going to feel quite raw. tuesday, that area of low pressure pulls out into the north sea, so its eastern parts of scotland, east england, which will see the strongest of the winds, further wintry showers further north and west, thanks to a ridge of high pressure. it looks like it will be cold, but at least dry and bright blue skies and plenty of sunshine. another cold day to come wherever you are. the cold weather persists into wednesday, but after wednesday, you'll notice the blue colours move northwards and we start to see the orange colours taking over. it will be turning a lot milder towards the end of the week, but

the strongest winds will be with exposure in west wales, the southwest and channel islands where we couldnow across england and also wales. some of that getting down to lower levels at times. some snow showers across eastern and northern parts of scotland and on the hills of northern ireland. but we do have that cold feel, especially if you are exposed to the wind. through this evening and overnight the centre of the low pressure pulls away to the near continent but we are still dragging in this north—easterly wind. so there will still be a lot of cloud and also some patchy light rain and showers and still some hill snow across the southern uplands, northern england on the hills and also the hills of wales. under clear skies for the rest of scotland and northern ireland it is going to be cold, frosty and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. we could start the day with —8 in parts of the highlands. but here it will be brighter. meanwhile in the south for england and for wales the low pressure continuing to drift towards the near continent taking the showers with it and the showers across

through the afternoon, cloud and rain will spread in across the south—west of england and the channel islandsy night, well, we see cloud and heavy rain spilling in from the south—west. it'll start to turn really windy, with gales around western coasts. and this leads us into what will be a very wet and windy wednesday. if you do have any travel plans on wednesday, bear in mind we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards. there could well be enough rain to give some flooding. it is going to be very windy. we'll see gales in places, gusts around some of the coasts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour, but pretty gusty for inland spots as well. and it won't only be wind and rain. snow could cause some issues, particularly over high ground in the northern half of scotland. above 200 metres, we could see 15 centimetres of snow or possibly even a little bit more. so this is not a great recipe if you are travelling on wednesday. it will be turning milder, though, again in the south — highs of 12 or 13 degrees. and then we head towards the end of the week, it looks pretty unsettled. v

and at the same time, cloud and rain will be gathering across the southwest of england and the channel islandse head through boxing day night, we'll see cloud and rain spreading from the southwest, things turning very wet and very windy with some snow mixing in over high ground in northern england, and more especially across parts of scotland. temperatures coming up as the night wears on. a big area of low pressure dominating the scene for wednesday. if you have travel plans on wednesday, things do not look too pretty, i have to say, with a combination of heavy rain — could well be enough rain in places to give some issues with flooding — but also some significant snow over high ground in the northern half of scotland. some areas could see 10—15cm of snow, say, above 200m elevation. it's possible that some spots exposed to the south—easterly wind could see even more snow than that. and the wind will be a big feature, widely a very windy day. we could see gusts of 50—60mph or more, gales around some of the coasts. temperatures, well, quite mild in the south, actually, 12—13 celsius. a little bi

and at the same time, cloud and rain will be gathering across the south—west of england and the channel islandsere, four to nine degrees covers it in most spots. and then, as we head through boxing day night, where we'll see cloud and rain spreading from the south—west, things turning very wet and very windy with some snow mixing in over high ground in northern england, and more especially across parts of scotland. temperatures coming up as the night wears on. a big area of low pressure dominating the scene for wednesday. if you have travel plans on wednesday, things do not look too pretty, i have to say, with a combination of heavy rain — could well be enough rain in places to give some issues with flooding — but also some significant snow over high ground in the northern half of scotland. some areas could see ten to 15 centimetres of snow, say above 200 metres elevation. but it's possible that some spots exposed to the south—easterly wind could see even more snow than that. and the wind will be a big feature. widely a very windy day. we could see gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour or more gales

evening, east anglia, the south east, a batch of heavy rain for a time, that could linger in the channel islandsrts of northern ireland and the far north of england as we head into friday morning. north of that, we'll see some wintry showers and the risk of some ice. so, the country into almost three tomorrow, one zone through parts of northern ireland and southern scotland, northern england, cloudy. outbreaks of rain on and off, some hill snow. to the south of it, hazy sunshine and blustery showers, most frequent in the west. to the north of that band, some more in the way of sunshine, but a few wintry showers. a colder feel here. temperatures only five or six degrees. frost then to take us through into saturday morning. but the next batch of wet and windy weather pushing its way in could cause some travel problems for the start of the weekend. brief spell of snow in northern ireland and on the hills of northern england, quickly turning back to rain early in the day, but heavy rain across many areas, more snow across scotland, and more strong winds. the snow and the winds won't be quite as sign

through the afternoon, cloud and rain will spread in across the south—west of england and the channel islandsand then through boxing day night, well, we see cloud and heavy rain spilling in from the south—west. it'll start to turn really windy, with gales around western coasts. and this leads us into what will be a very wet and windy wednesday. if you do have any travel plans on wednesday, bear in mind we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards. there could well be enough rain to give some flooding. it is going to be very windy. we'll see gales in places, gusts around some of the coasts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour, but pretty gusty for inland spots as well. and it won't only be wind and rain. snow could cause some issues, particularly over high ground in the northern half of scotland. above 200 metres, we could see 15 centimetres of snow or possibly even a little bit more. so this is not a great recipe if you are travelling on wednesday. it will be turning milder, though, again in the south — highs of 12 or 13 degrees. and then we head towards the end of the week, it

brightening up too across wales, southern parts of england, the channel islands after a cloudy startut the day. outbreaks of rain. now, whilst it's not as windy as yesterday, that northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is. place to the blue colors on the chart elsewhere, place to the blue colours on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weatherfront, significant snow, as i said in parts of sco

and at the same time, cloud and rain will be gathering across the southwest of england and the channel islandsspots. and then as we head through boxing day night, we'll see cloud and rain spreading from the southwest, things turning very wet and very windy with some snow mixing in over high ground in northern england and more especially across parts of scotland. temperatures coming up as the night wears on. a big area of low pressure dominating the scene for wednesday. if you have travel plans on wednesday, things do not look too pretty, i have to say, with a combination of heavy rain, could well be enough rain in places to give some issues with flooding, but also some significant snow over high ground in the northern half of scotland. some areas could see 10—15 centimetres of snow, say above 200 metres elevation. it's possible that some spots exposed to the south—easterly wind could see even more snow than that. and the wind will be a big feature, widely a very windy day. we could see gusts of 50—60 mph or more, gales around some of the coasts. temperatures, well, quite mild in the south, act

through the afternoon, cloud and rain will spread in across the south—west of england and the channel islands than we had today. and then through boxing day night, well, we see cloud and heavy rain spilling in from the south—west. it'll start to turn really windy, with gales around western coasts. and this leads us into what will be a very wet and windy wednesday. if you do have any travel plans on wednesday, bear in mind we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards. there could well be enough rain to give some flooding. it is going to be very windy. we'll see gales in places, gusts around some of the coasts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour, but pretty gusty for inland spots as well. and it won't only be wind and rain. snow could cause some issues, particularly over high ground in the northern half of scotland. above 200 metres, we could see 15 centimetres of snow or possibly even a little bit more. so this is not a great recipe if you are travelling on wednesday. it will be turning milder, though, again in the south — highs of 12 or 13 degrees. and then we head towards the

brightening up too across wales, southern parts of england, the channel islands after a cloudy startd, northern ireland through northern england towards east anglia, staying rather cloudy throughout the day. outbreaks of rain. now, while it's not as windy as yesterday, that northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is placed — the blue colours on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weatherfront

through the afternoon, cloud and rain will spread in across the south—west of england and the channel islandsrain spilling in from the south—west. it'll start to turn really windy, with gales around western coasts. and this leads us into what will be a very wet and windy wednesday. if you do have any travel plans on wednesday, bear in mind we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards. there could well be enough rain to give some flooding. it is going to be very windy. we'll see gales in places, gusts around some of the coasts up to 50 or 60 miles per hour, but pretty gusty for inland spots as well. and it won't only be wind and rain. snow could cause some issues, particularly over high ground in the northern half of scotland. above 200 metres, we could see 15 centimetres of snow or possibly even a little bit more. so this is not a great recipe if you are travelling on wednesday. it will be turning milder, though, again in the south — highs of 12 or 13 degrees. and then we head towards the end of the week, it looks pretty unsettled. various weather systems working from th

finish the day with rain, though, in cornwall, channel islands.t times later. and as that hits colder air in scotland, we've seen temperatures drop down to minus four, minus five before it moves in. snow will fall, even maybe on the hills at the tops of the pennines and the southern uplands, too. so we go into tomorrow still with some chillier air in the north of scotland, but this is the weather system which will bring extensive rain and strong winds. the snow, though, even on modest scottish hills in central and northern areas, will cause some travel issues. could see some blizzards as well, with over 15 centimetres of snow mounting up and some strengthening winds too. rain will be the issue elsewhere. lots of puddles, lots of surface water. maybe east anglia and the south—east, though, some will stay dry here until into the afternoon and it will brighten up after some heavier bursts of rain out in the west later. but the other issue tomorrow, of course, is the strength of the wind. strongest, far north of scotland, 60 to 70 mile—an—hour gusts,

perhaps a little less cold across the south, up to double figures for plymouth and the channel islands monday and it looks like the start of the new week will be cloudy, wet and windy across large parts of england and wales. showers are moving in off the north sea affecting eastern scotland and these will have a wintry flavour to them. the best of the sunshine will tend to be across the north and the west of the uk. a cold day to come despite the fact temperatures are high in the south because of the wind, it is going to feel quite raw. tuesday that area of low pressure pulls into the north sea so eastern parts of scotland and eastern england which will see the strongest of the winds. further north and west, thanks to a ridge of high pressure looks like it will be cold, but at least dry and bright. blue skies and plenty of sunshine. another cold day to come wherever you are. the cold weather persistency wednesday but after wednesday you will notice the blue colours move northwards and we see the orange colours taking over top of it will be turning milder towards the end of the week, bu

little less cold across the south, perhaps up to double figures there for plymouth and for the channel islandsarge parts of england and wales. and we'll see showers moving in off the north sea affecting eastern scotland. these will have a wintry flavour to them, so the best of the sunshine will tend to be across the north and the west of the uk. a cold day to come despite the fact temperatures a little bit higher in the south. because of the wind, certainly, it's going to feel quite raw. tuesday, that area of low pressure pulls out into the north sea, so its eastern parts of scotland, east england, which will see the strongest of the winds, further wintry showers further north and west, thanks to a ridge of high pressure. it looks like it will be cold, but at least dry and bright blue skies and plenty of sunshine. another cold day to come wherever you are. the cold weather persists into wednesday, but after wednesday, you'll notice the blue colours move northwards and we start to see the orange colours taking over. it will be turning a lot milder towards the end of the week, but with that mild