21/11/2011 BBC Weather

Good evening. Depending on where you live, there is some rain and

sunshine and the forecast, a bitter frost as well, but I will

concentrate on fog. We have a yellow warning for fog. There is

limited confidence on the extent of the fog and exactly where it will

occur. It could cause some disruption later on in the night

because parts of East Anglia and the south-east. Initially over high

ground, but falling towards the surface later in the night. Further

west, plenty of rain up the western side of the UK. Clearing up later

across Northern Ireland. 8am, dampness across northern England.

For much of the East Midlands, East Anglia and the south-east, a very

murky start. Fog could be an issue. Further west, dribs and drabs of

the overnight rain. The dregs left behind. But things should improve

later on. A damp start for a good part of Wales, but things should

pick up later, particularly out west. For Northern Ireland, it will

be a cold start, maybe a touch of frost. But a lot of blue sky and

sunshine to compensate. Brighter skies just edging into the far west

of Scotland. Further east it will be rather damp. Getting better for

a good part of Scotland. Brighter skies pushing in from the West. The

western fringes of England and Wales should pick up before the sun

goes down. That rain heading towards Lincolnshire. East Anglia

and the south-east probably stay Iain Gray all day. Mild in most

places. Tomorrow evening, any dampness will clear away from the

east, more rain pushing into western Scotland and Northern

Ireland, but through the central part of the UK, a tinge of blue.

Temperatures will get quite close to freezing. In rural areas and the

suburbs, you might have to scrape the windscreen on Wednesday morning.

High pressure across southern areas on Wednesday, a weather front and

some tight isobars indicating some wet and windy weather for parts of

Scotland and Northern Ireland in particular. Cloud increasing across