25/01/2012 BBC Weather

The after a mild and cloudy day-to- day, a different feel tomorrow.

Most of us, for the first time in a couple of days, will see some

Sunshine, but it is going to feel cold enough for a wintry feel to

the showers. There will be snow in places. It is mostly rain we have

seen today, and this is the radar showing that across Scotland and

Northern Ireland. The rain is working across northern England and

Wales. It is a cold front providing all of us with some rain. Behind it,

the air is turning colder and temperatures dropping down to

freezing, and that may well allow things to turn icy, slippery

conditions on the roads in the morning. The morning rush-hour in

the east, well, it is going to be grey and wet, but quickly that rain

will tend to scoot away. Much of northern England will start dry,

but there is a risk of ice across much of Scotland with temperatures

hovering about freezing. And then we see those wintry showers coming

in across western Scotland and Northern Ireland. There will be

snow over the hills, but some at low levels cannot be ruled out.

Across Wales, showers will be chiefly of rain, but across the

Cambrian mountains some flurries through the day, as across the

moors. Even at low levels, there is a chance of some hail mixed in with

the showers throughout the day. Heading further east, we are back

with the overnight rain band which will clear away from the London

area and from Kent and East Anglia quite quickly through the morning.

That will allow skies to Brighton, we would get sunny spells, but we

will also see showers developing more widely. That mingy -- wintry

mixes possible anywhere. For a time, since no in the middle part of the

afternoon over the central part of Scotland. Single figures, feeling

fresher than it has done today. Court tomorrow, A touch of frost,

the showers will mean there is a risk of icy conditions. Friday

Again, a mixture of Sunshine and showers, more showers across

northern England, more snow for the Cambrian mountains and the Pennines.

The cold air will last into the weekend, but there is a lot of