JavaScript is not enabled on this browser. For best viewing experience of this website, please enable JavaScript. Environment Agency. After a chilly start, it will be a dry day with a mixture of sunny periods and occasional cloudier spells during the afternoon.
Feeling a little colder with a slight westerly breeze, though this falling light later. Remaining dry this evening and overnight with lengthy clear periods. Temperatures quickly falling away to give a widespread frost and the chance of a few freezing fog patches. A cold and frosty start with isolated freezing fog patches, which should lift during the morning.
Otherwise, staying dry with plenty of winter sunshine and light winds. Another chilly start on Friday with sunny intervals. Turning cloudier and colder on Saturday and Sunday with a few wintry showers in place. Breezy at times, giving a wind chill.
High pressure will likely sit to the northeast of the UK during this period. Consequently, winds across many areas are likely to come from an easterly quadrant, exacerbating the cold feel, with temperatures often below average. At first, there is the chance of more widespread precipitation, most likely mainly rain, across southernmost areas, before this clears away. Thereafter, there is a risk of some sleet or snow showers feeding in on the east to southeasterly wind, though many places may remain dry.
Also a small chance of Atlantic fronts making inroads from the west, especially later in this period, which could also bring the possibility of at least transient snow. Overnight frost is likely to feature during this period, particularly where skies are clear.
