15/01/2013 BBC Weather

us here though a very good night to Friday maybe a few days ago, if you

have cross country travel plans for that day, don't go to bed quite yet.

It's cold out there. This evening temperatures have dropped to minus

10 and minus 11 to Aberdeenshire. Widespread frost. Icy where we saw

snow showers today. Not as icy further west. More cloud producing

spots of rain or drizzle, particularly for Cornwall.

Temperatures will hold up. The widespread frost and fog patches in

the east. Where the snow lies across eastern parts of England and

eastern Scotland temperatures could be around minus 10 or minus 12.

Scotland on Wednesday morning will be bright, but frosty. Frost-free

in Northern Ireland. Here, one or two spots of rain possible. Much of

England and Wales should start the day bright. We have the dense fog

through parts of York, Trent Valley and the Midlands. Cloud to the

South West of England with drizzle for Cornwall. Most start the day

dry. The far east of Kent, small area could be affected by this,

perhaps the snow showers through the day could mount up to give

problems later. Rain and sleet showers to the south-east of Devon.

They may turn wintry across Dartmoor. Elsewhere largely dry

except for Northern Ireland and western Scotland. In the sunshine

only limping above freezing. Further west, temperatures will

hold up, the weak weather front will continue to edge in a little

bit further eastwards. Some light snow fixed -- mixed in with the

rain. Thursday into Friday it will get interesting. Battle lines are

drawn between the cold air in place and mild air from the Atlantic.