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, with some light showers near eastern and southern coasts and localised drizzle in southern areas. Clear spells are likely to develop to the lee of hills and more widely in northern regions, particularly Scotland, where localised frost and fog may form. Frost risk will be mainly confined to Scotland

The UK is set to experience a spell of notably cold and wintry weather over the next few days.  Wednesday will begin with areas of rain, sleet, and snow, particularly affecting higher ground as these bands move east-southeast across the country. By late morning or early afternoon, the wet weather

, with some light showers near eastern and southern coasts and localised drizzle in southern areas. Clear spells are likely to develop to the lee of hills and more widely in northern regions, particularly Scotland, where localised frost and fog may form. Frost risk will be mainly confined to Scotland

is likely quite widely, possibly higher across the Antrim hills.” Easter weather forecast The unsettled weather will continue on Good Friday, with low pressure continuing to feed showers and longer spells of rain across the UK, although drier spells will develop later in the day from the east. Saturday sees

Saturday’s forecast carries some uncertainty, but the most likely scenario is a band of rain affecting parts of south-west England, Wales, northern England and south-east Scotland. To the south and southeast of this rain band, it should stay mainly dry with some sunny spells, although

grit and salt due to concerns over supplies running low. Heavy snowfalls on Monday January 4th across north-west England saw Manchester and Liverpool airports closed for a time, with further snowfalls on the 5th causing continuing problems. Overnight on 5th/6th January, southern England, north-east

with a maximum of 30.8 °C. It was a warm night, with a minimum of 20.2 °C at Hastings (East Sussex), then mostly sunny on the 8th, warm and locally hot, but rain and isolated thunderstorms pushed into the south-west, quickly weakening, and further thunderstorms moved into the southeast by dusk, with cloud

the blustery conditions of Friday. Storm Gerretti, which has dominated the weather in recent days, is slowly edging away to the east. However, its lingering influence means that parts of eastern England, particularly Lincolnshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk, will see showers during the morning. These showers

, but some sharp ones developed over East Anglia, locally thundery in Suffolk. The 4th was sunny in the south-east with 13.9 hours of sunshine at Eastbourne (East Sussex) but cloudy and windy elsewhere, with rain from the Midlands northwards clearing north-eastwards but more rain moving across Cumbria

: “The Easter period will bring a variety of weather with a fair amount of sunshine, especially in the west. Cold winds and showers are more likely in the east, with cloudy and wet conditions in the south. Snow will affect some of us on Monday, enough to cause disruption to travel plans as people return from