10/02/2012 BBC Weather

From all of us on the late team, Good evening. Another wintry

weekend lies ahead across England and Wales. For Scotland and

Northern Ireland, things will be different. We have this fight going

on between mild air from the Atlantic and cold air from the

Continent. Mile there has been sitting across Scotland and

Northern Ireland today -- mild air. Temperatures will be mild here at

the weekend. For England and Wales, the wintry weather stays with us. A

hard frost tonight and still the potential for things to be very icy

outside. There is not much more snow in the forecast. Temperatures

are already down to minus 10 in some spots. Clear skies developing

widely across England and Wales. In rural spots, negative double

figures. The mild air in Scotland and Northern Ireland keeps the

temperatures above zero. Or let's start for the weekend in western

Scotland and much of Northern Ireland. -- a wet start for the

weekend. For most of northern England it will be cloudy with

temperatures at or just below freezing. In northern England there

may be freezing fog patches in the morning. A much brighter start to

the deck was Wales and south-west England compared to this morning.

Further north we keep a lot of cloud. Maybe some breaks across the

borders. Generally, it will be cloudy but the rain should peter

out by the afternoon. For England and Wales three or four for the

best. In the east where the snow is lying above the ground some spots

will not be above freezing. If you're heading to Italy, it will be

cold and wet. For the game in Cardiff on Sunday for the Six

Nations, it should be dry. Eastern areas look dull and damp. The risk