30/11/2012 BBC Weather

Hello. It is going to be a chilly gold start to December and if you

are out travelling tonight through to early morning, do take care

because we have the potential for some icy strictures on the roads

and pavements. You can get updates on your BBC local radio stations

and the website. Already we have seen fog forming across the

Midlands, north-west England as well. It is this band of rain and

snow that could be a cause for concern as it pushes South into the

cooler air. If certainly the potential for ice one way or

another. Tomorrow morning, a few snow showers forming into northern

parts of Scotland. Otherwise, just a frosty, icy stuck across Northern

Ireland and northern England as well. A noticeable breeze blowing

in across northern England. Then you hit the cloud crossed if -- the

East Midlands into East Anglia with possibly some rain and sleet a left

over. The cloud over the south-west and Wales hopefully will not last

long. It will break up but would the days being short, it does not

leave much time for the sun to get through. It will be cold with

temperatures at best at 10 degrees over the Channel Islands, otherwise

are firmly in single figures. And very much in single figures over

the northern half of the UK. It will be a pretty harsh frost

overnight tomorrow. Down to minus seven and even lower in rural spots.

It means a cold up bright -- cold but bright start for many on Sunday.

But on the boundary between the two weather fronts, we get this band of

rain. And then a different look to stuff next week. Weather fronts are

pushing through so that means rain pushing him with a brisk winds for