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of rain moves northwards, there’s a continued chance of some late Christmas Day snow for the high ground of northern England and possibly southern Scotland, with a greater chance developing into the early part of Boxing Day.   A warning has now been issued, for snow over some upland areas, which

is given by the root-mean-square Errors (RMSE) at verification stations. For the daily grids, the RMSE values averaged over each day of a test year are as follows: Climate variable Verification RMSE Rainfall amount  1.23 mm Mean temperature 0.94 °C Maximum temperature 1.06 °C Minimum temperature

and its warmest New Year’s Day on record with 16.8 °C at Colwyn Bay, Conwy on 31 December 2021 and 16.3°C at St James’s Park, Central London on 1 January 2022. Overcast conditions at night also resulted in exceptionally high daily minimum temperatures, remaining widely above 10 °C. Several stations

by strengthening winds, making for a blustery day in exposed locations. Eastern and southeastern parts of the UK are likely to remain dry for much of the day, although the cloud cover means a few spots of rain cannot be ruled out. Temperatures will turn mild for most, with a marked contrast between the colder

Heavy rain is expected early on Monday, gradually clearing from southeastern England by mid-morning. Elsewhere, sunny spells will dominate, although scattered showers are likely, particularly across North Wales and northwest England. These showers may extend further north as the day progresses

, with the strongest winds expected across the southwest later in the day, where coastal gales are likely. Outbreaks of rain will become more widespread and persistent, turning heavy at times across southern and southwestern England and Wales during the afternoon. ⚠️ Yellow weather warning issued ⚠️

are planning to travel by rail, air or ferry, stay in contact with your operator for the latest service information.” Turning exceptionally mild as we head towards Christmas Day The winds will ease for the start of next week and there will be some brightness in the east on Monday, before cloud

A largely dry start to the day across much of the UK, with just a few showers affecting northern Scotland and parts of western coastal areas. Elsewhere, it will be a fine morning with bright or sunny spells developing widely. Through the afternoon, scattered showers are expected to develop

We actually start getting questioned about this in October (sometimes before), but the short and disappointing answer is; it is still too early to say. It’s not until the week before Christmas that we should start to have an idea about the chances of seeing any flurries on the big day

and east, bringing rain for much of the UK at times. Some areas could see 10-20mm of rain as this rain moves northwards, with the possibility of higher totals over high ground. Central areas of England, as well as north Wales and Northern Ireland could see the most persistent rain through the day