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. These will be reviewed and may be updated over the coming days. Further ahead Looking beyond midweek, conditions will remain unsettled. Weather systems will continue to move in from the Atlantic bringing further spells of rain, especially across southern and western areas, continuing to bring the risk of some

as here at home. While it is too early to say whether the coming winter will be a stormy one or a quiet one we are prepared with a whole new set of 21 names for whatever nature may throw at us. As before, Met Éireann forecasters will work in close co-operation with our colleagues from the  Met

increasingly showery, with rain not arriving until after dark. Winds will pick up a notch and may be strong around Irish Sea coasts, with the risk of gales on exposed northwestern coasts and hills in the north More sunshine and blustery showers on Thursday, with the chance that some may turn heavy

The weather for Tuesday is set to be changeable, with a mix of thicker cloud and more frequent showers affecting parts of Northern Ireland, south-west Scotland, and into northern England, as well as across the far north. Elsewhere, many areas will enjoy sunny spells, though a few showers may feed

Wednesday begins with further rain affecting central and southern parts of England and Wales. This rain will gradually drift south-eastwards, clearing most areas by dusk, though the far southeast may see some heavy rain mid-afternoon before it finally moves away. To the northwest of the rain band

of any dry spells, with drier conditions also moving into the southwest later in the day. Temperatures will be near normal to rather mild for the time of year, although brisk winds in the south may temper the overall feel. Highs will reach the high single figures in northern areas, while some

snow across parts of northeast Scotland. Tonight, low cloud and fog will redevelop across many central and eastern areas, accompanied by patchy rain and some hill snow in northeast Scotland. It will be breezy in the southwest with scattered showers, while clearer intervals elsewhere may allow frost

has felt much milder for the last week or so but this weekend it will get much colder again. And that may come as a shock to the system for some whose bodies may struggle to cope in cold weather. "It’s worth remembering that cold temperatures – indoors and outdoors - can affect health, particularly

of England, where rain may freeze as it falls onto frozen surfaces. Met Office Chief Forecaster Steve Willington said: “Following the hill snow and freezing weather of the last couple of days we are expecting more rain and snow to bring some travel problems on Friday. “The snow should be over areas further

Saturday will bring a distinctly unsettled start to the weekend, as showers sweep northeast and east across the UK. These showers may be heavy and prolonged at times, with the most widespread wet weather expected early on in northern areas. As the day progresses, showers will become more focused