Bright in the north, rain further south. Cold.
Persistent rain and some hill snow continues to affect parts of Wales and England with possible flooding. Further south, patchy fog clears but with scattered heavy showers. Further north, sunny spells but showers towards northern and eastern coasts. Cold, breezy.
Southern areas cloudy with patchy rain, while more persistent rain lingers across some central regions. Northern Britain clearer with widespread frost but scattered wintry showers towards eastern and northern coasts.
Southern areas often cloudy, patchy rain perhaps more widespread in the southeast later. Central and northeastern parts seeing intermittent sunshine but scattered showers, leaving the brightest weather for the northwest.
Rain and hill snow spreading west whilst easing Saturday. Further rain with hill snow for eastern and northern areas through Sunday and Monday. Cold with some frost and fog.
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A frosty start to Monday with some patchy mist or freezing fog. The rest of the day will be cold and cloudy with some showers across eastern areas, staying largely dry in the west. Despite low confidence in this period, the start of next week should be drier and brighter for many but it will be cold. There is a possibility of rain in the west, which may fall as hill snow at times. By the end of next week, there may be a switch to relatively milder conditions with winds becoming more southerly. Further rain and strong winds look to continue in western areas initially with a risk of snow on higher ground. Meanwhile further east, drier and more settled weather is expected.
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The start of the period will see some settled weather in the east with rain, strong winds and possible gales in the west. Through early December, confidence remains very low but there could be a period of more settled weather across much of the UK. This would bring drier conditions for many through the day with a chance of frost and fog developing overnight. Temperatures look to be around average for the time of year.
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