09/12/2013 BBC Weather

Hello. This week, the weather is going to be very different compared

with what we had last week, a lot quieter relatively speaking, and we

do not need to worry about big storms. It will be quite a mild one,

you may have noticed how mild it is outside. The breeze is the key

really. This is the satellite picture from the last 12 hours or

so. Notice how all that action in the Atlantic seems to be streaming

from the South and moving northwards and topples over the UK. There is a

big area of high pressure stuck over the whole country. It blocks any

weather fronts which tried to come in. This stretches right across the

Mediterranean. That pattern is set to not change this week so our

weather will not change much generally speaking. A little bit of

mist and fog is already forming across the south and south-east.

There will be a touch of frost in one or two places but for most of us

it will be a relatively mild night. First thing in the morning there

could be some dense patches in one or two places but the following

night, tomorrow night, when we might have to worry about the fog.

Tuesday, the breeze coming in from the south, bringing extensive cloud

and its and pieces of rain. Across the bulk of Wales and England it

will be an OK day. There will be some sunshine poking through the

clouds. For Northern Ireland, the south-west and the West of Scotland,

here thicker cloud and spots of rain. On the other side of Scotland,

in the north-east here, we could get temperatures up to 15 degrees. You

wonder where is the cold, it is December after all. The cold is in

Poland and Russia. Anyway, back to us. This is Wednesday morning. The

fog could be problematic. Quite dense and then it clears away. Then

sunshine for a lot of us. The north-west of the country will hang

onto a lot more cloud. As we head into Thursday and Friday, a bit of a

change on the way. The weather fronts sitting in the Atlantic will

nudge a bit