22/11/2013 BBC Weather

12:15pm tomorrow afternoon on BBC One. Have a very good night.

Hello. The chances are you are nice and warm on your sofa, at the stars

are out and temperatures are dropping. Already missed an fog

forming. Normal, November whether when we had high pressure in charge

of the weather. It is not in any hurry to move. This is what the

high-pressure looks like from space. It is basically cloud swirling

around. Not wet, thin cloud most of it. It is being shunted in the

direction of the UK, Scotland and Northern Ireland. In the short term,

through tonight a lot of us having clear skies. The west of the country

where the winds are lighters, this is where we will seek mist and fog

forming. By the early hours of Saturday morning there could be

freezing fog in some areas. In the morning it will be chilly.

Especially in the lowlands, like yesterday. Cold for the North West

and the north-east of England as well. Cloud around, but it is broken

up. There will be some sunshine first thing in the morning. This is

9am. As far as the south-west of the country is concerned, South Midlands

and southern Wales, waking up with sunshine and the temperatures are

only a couple of degrees above freezing. Bigger cloud will be

across the more northern areas of the country. In the south-west, not

a bad day apart from a few nagging showers in the extreme south-east of

the country. Tomorrow night will be pretty much the same as we will have

tonight. Let's look at the forecast as we had into Sunday. Much the

same, spot the difference. This is the prevailing weather. There will

be some brightness coming through. Temperatures in single figures. We

could have fog and temperatures will be about freezing for the whole day.

This is the summary for the weekend. It will be a dry one. High-pressure

is over the UK into next week.