UK weather

Headline:

Mostly fine next few days, though frost and stubborn fog.

This Evening and Tonight:

Patchy rain will affect northern England and southern Scotland overnight. Elsewhere any showers will tend to become focussed towards coasts, allowing some clear spells to develop. Patches of fog and frost forming, the fog dense across parts of southern England.

Sunday:

Fog and any frost will gradually clear on Remembrance Sunday, and patchy rain will generally become confined towards northern England and eastern Scotland. Otherwise some sunshine developing, in gentle winds.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

Mostly dry on Monday with fog and frost clearing to leave sunny spells. Wet and in places rather windy weather arriving from the southwest thereafter, reaching all but northern Scotland.

At the start of this period, outbreaks of rain across the south of the UK will clear away as clearer conditions spread from the north. A few wintry showers are likely in the far north, but otherwise this will mean a spell of fine and dry weather developing for most areas at the end of next week and the weekend. Over the following week, a change to more changeable weather is likely, with Atlantic frontal systems bringing rain and some strong winds. After a cold start, temperatures will probably be above average overall.

Changeable or unsettled conditions are expected through the last part of November. Atlantic frontal system are likely to spread across the UK, bringing some heavy rain at times and a chance of strong winds. Drier, brighter interludes are likely between systems, and it is possible conditions could become drier overall into early December. Temperatures are likely to be above normal overall.