28/12/2016 BBC Weather

As we have seen today, the weather can be a thing of real beauty, but

also a real menace. Lovely shot taken this afternoon in Berkshire,

the sun lighting up the hillsides, with dense fog. And that fog is

dangerous. It is becoming up right now, with warnings out from the Met

Office. -- it is thickening right now. Not a pretty sight across

England, East Wales tomorrow morning. Dense patches of freezing

fog. Nor for all. Slippery surfaces. Take it easy on the roads. In the

far north of England, and Scotland and Northern Ireland, not so chilly.

And some drizzly rain across the Western Highlands and the islands.

These continued through the day on a brisk wind. Elsewhere, the winds

will be liked and that is the problem, because there was no wind

to shift that fog. Where do you have got fog, it could stick around for

much of that of. In some spots, it should not feel too bad. Chillier

further south. As we have seen today, where that fog lingers, for

example across central and eastern areas, we will struggle to get above

freezing all day long. That fog will become widespread again tomorrow

evening, particularly across southern and eastern areas. By

Friday evening, it will lift up into the hills, so the lower levels will

not be so foggy. The rain will turn more persistent in Scotland, but a

mild wind. Temperatures will be in double figures across Scotland and

Northern Ireland, very mild in some places. But still chilly in the

south and east. By New Year's Eve, it will be milder for all of us, but

the rain will turn heavier and more persistent across north-western

areas and it will start to head southwards and eastwards. That rain

will sweep down, followed yet again by colder weather for the new year.

You must become the thing you fear the most.

You're really rather beautiful, aren't you?

We're going to have endless fun, Mr Holmes.