News
Remaining cold with potential for further heavy rain
The colder conditions following Storm Christoph will remain until early next week, when conditions are due to become more unsettled once more
Read moreWeather and climate change
Find a forecast
WARNING
Flood warnings
Flood warnings in force for:
UK 5 day weather forecast
Headline:
Cold and wintry.
Today:
Wintry showers across northwestern areas extending to parts of central and southeast England later, some settling snow in places. Sunny spells elsewhere, though the odd freezing fog patch may be slow to clear. Cold, with widespread frost early and late.
Tonight:
Wintry showers becoming confined to the northwest. Clear skies for many with a sharp frost and a few freezing fog patches. Rain, sleet and snow reaching southwestern parts later.
Sunday:
Sleet and snow moving northeastwards across parts of England, Wales and perhaps Northern Ireland, accumulations in places. Sunny spells in the north, though further wintry showers for the northwest. Cold.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
Fine and cold on Monday. A band of rain, sleet and snow then spreads erratically northeast through Tuesday and into Wednesday. Milder weather follows from the southwest; colder in Scotland.
Updated:
UK long range weather forecast
Unsettled conditions look likely to dominate for this period, with low pressure across the UK. Therefore, this should, bring changeable weather to most of the country, with periods of rain, showers, and strong winds at times. While mild westerly and southwesterly winds are expected to be dominant for most of the period, occasional colder northerly winds are possible, bringing a chance of snowfall, likely confined to the far northern parts. Towards the end of the period, we may see high pressure bringing a higher than average chance of cold weather more widely with wintry outbreaks. However, there is a chance of drier than average conditions, which would bring an increased risk of frost and fog.
Updated:
Confidence is low for this period, but current signals indicate a possible high pressure system around or near the UK during this period. This would likely bring cold northerly winds, producing colder than average temperatures and wintry outbreaks. The second half of February is likely to have a mixture of weather types, with periods of wet, windy and milder weather interspersed with drier, calmer, colder periods.
Updated:
