Liss (Hampshire) weather

Headline:

Cold, often cloudy, with brisk winds. Showers across eastern parts.

This Evening and Tonight:

Mostly dry overnight with some clear spells, leading to a patchy overnight frost forming, mainly inland. Cloudier with the chance of further showers along eastern coasts of Kent and Sussex, these largely clearing by dawn. Minimum temperature 1 °C.

Tuesday:

A largely fine day with any early cloud or fog breaking to give some sunny spells. Becoming cloudier later on. Staying rather cold, especially in the northerly breeze. Maximum temperature 7 °C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:

Very cold, especially overnight with widespread frosts. Often sunny, however daytime temperatures remaining low. Remaining dry for most, but any isolated showers brings a risk of icy patches.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Mon 5 Dec 2022

Cold weather is expected to continue through at least the first part of this period, with widespread and locally severe overnight frosts. Many coastal regions will see periods of wintry showers, with snow most likely on high ground but perhaps also to lower levels at times in these areas. Inland areas, by contrast, should see more in the way of fine and dry weather with the potential for some crisp, sunny days, although more limited spells of rain, sleet or snow cannot be ruled out. As time goes on, there is an increasing chance of milder air spreading from the southwest bringing longer periods of rain, with the potential for more widespread snow for a time on its leading edge, but low confidence as to when this might occur.

Updated: 14:00 (UTC) on Mon 5 Dec 2022

The second half of December remains uncertain, but there are hints of a return to nearer normal temperatures. This would be associated with spells of more unsettled weather, especially for the south, and a reducing risk of wintry hazards overall, although periods of severe weather are still possible. Northern areas are likely to hold onto the colder conditions for longest.

Updated: 15:00 (UTC) on Mon 5 Dec 2022