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Friday will see bands of patchy rain affecting parts of north-east Scotland and, at times, eastern and south-eastern England. There is also a risk of a few drizzly showers elsewhere, though these will be generally light and scattered. Much of the country will experience often cloudy conditions

at the moment, it is possible thunderstorm warnings may be issued this week.”  Read more: What role does convection play in weather  The thunderstorms and a wider area of showers will move north and east through Thursday, leaving more settled weather for a time through Friday for most. However

for Christmas Day with 12.4°C at Exeter Airport and East Malling, Kent. In January, the UK saw another record broken, with the highest daily maximum temperature of 19.9°C recorded on the 28th at Achfary, Sutherland. February saw extensive rain across southern England, with East Anglia experiencing

Tuesday will bring variable cloud and sunny intervals for many areas. Showers are expected from the start in the west, gradually developing further east into the afternoon. Some of these showers could turn heavy at times, so it’s wise to keep an umbrella handy if you’re heading out. In northern

Showers will continue overnight, particularly in the west and south coasts, becoming more scattered through Saturday and most frequent in the west. Some areas in the East will remain dry through the day. Sunny spells will again feel warm with winds much lighter than the preceding days. Highs of 15

but will strengthen along western coasts as the day progresses, becoming fresh to strong by evening. Temperatures will be mild to start, with daytime highs near seasonal norms and even rather warm in parts of the east. READ MORE: Waters surrounding UK gripped by prolonged marine heatwave Met Office presenter

period Standard for all GAMETs (North, Central, Southwest and Southeast) 0400 08-17 1200 18-00 09,12,15 00-24 1000 14-23 1800 00-06 15,18,21 06-06 1600 20-05 0000 06-12 21,24,03 12-12 2200 02-11 0600 12-18 03,06,09 18-18 GAMETs are provided for the following areas: GAMET Southeast: area to the east

220000 .000000 480000 .000000 490000 .000000 500000 .000000 CENTRAL BEDFORDSHIRE LUTON 510000 .000000 520000 .000000 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE DISTRICT 220000 .000000 . EAST HERTFORDSHIRE DISTRICT AYLESBURY VALE DISTRICT CHENIES HERTFORDSHIRE 210000 .000000 DACORUM DISTRICT ST. ALBANS DISTRICT WELWYN

Through Friday high pressure will remain dominant across the UK, bringing another day of settled weather with plenty of warm sunshine across the country. It will be a warmer day than yesterday due to a reduction in cloud cover, especially in the far east and northeast where there will be less

but there will be further rain or drizzle moving east across the UK on Monday night. Christmas Eve will be a mild, blustery day with further rain or drizzle at times in the west and the best chance of sunny spells in the east. Christmas Day itself is likely to be settled, mostly cloudy and dry, although strong winds