UK weather forecast

This Evening and Tonight:

Further wet and windy weather will spread into southern and central parts overnight, with some snow over the Welsh hills. The heaviest rain over Wales and south-west England. Clear, cold and frosty to the north with freezing fog patches.

Monday:

Wet and windy weather will continue to spread northwards across the UK, with some snow over higher ground of Wales and Northern England. Becoming milder with showers in the south.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Showers or longer spells of rain, with local gales in the north and west Tuesday. Drier and brighter for many from Wednesday. Rather cold with overnight frosts in the north.

Updated at: 1306 on Sun 20 Nov 2016

UK Outlook for Friday 25 Nov 2016 to Sunday 4 Dec 2016:

There should be a good deal of dry and bright weather in the north on Friday, but it will be cold with frosts. Meanwhile there is the possibility for cloudier conditions some patchy light rain and stronger winds in the south. Here temperatures may rise, though it will still feel cold in the wind. It should then turn broadly more settled through into the final weekend of November, with bright spells by day, but a risk of some persistent fog. Some rain is likely in the far north, and perhaps far south. It will remain generally rather cold with frosts becoming more widespread. There is then the potential for spells of unsettled windy weather by the beginning of December, though the extent is very uncertain.

Updated at: 1139 on Sun 20 Nov 2016

UK Outlook for Monday 5 Dec 2016 to Monday 19 Dec 2016:

There is considerable uncertainty as we look ahead through this period. The most likely outcome is for drier conditions to dominate. However, some windy and unsettled weather is likely at times, bringing the chance of sleet and snow in places. Temperatures are likely to vary between locally mild and rather cold, with below average temperatures more likely on the whole, so further frosts are expected.

Updated at: 1137 on Sun 20 Nov 2016