Rain at times but not as heavy as recent days.
England and Wales drier than Thursday, but windy with some rain developing over East Anglia and southeast England later. Northern Ireland and most of Scotland brighter and drier. Feeling cold.
Outbreaks of rain spreading north and west to affect most of England and Wales by dawn. Some clear spells across Scotland and Northern Ireland with local frost.
Further rain at times across northern England and southern Scotland. Mainly dry elsewhere with some sunshine, temperatures feeling slightly less cold too.
Showery rain gradually becoming more confined to the east by Monday before clearing. Drier and brighter conditions following to all areas. Feeling cold with overnight frosts becoming more widespread.
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Heavy rain will spread eastwards across Wales and parts of southern and central England through Tuesday, though northern and eastern areas should remain mostly dry and bright through the day. Towards the end of the week it should turn milder with a risk of prolonged rainlikely across western parts with the possibility of some transient hill snow. There is also a risk strong winds and coastal gales. Towards the end of the period strong winds and coastal gales accomanined by rain may continue across western areas with more settled conditions likely to develop in eastern parts. This would bring a risk of frost and fog developing overnight across eastern parts and possibly more widespread later.
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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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