06/01/2017 BBC Weather

Good evening. The weather has been turning milder and also cloudier

through the course of the day. We did see some clear spells moving in

from the North will stop this was the sunset, captured in Dundee. Some

clear spells as we headed through the course of the afternoon into the

evening. Really, through the weekend, wiki with a similar theme.

Much milder than it has been. A lot of cloud around in general, but for

most of us think. Dry. Not dry everywhere at the moment,

particularly across central and southern parts of England and Wales.

We have a lot of cloud, bringing outbreaks of light rain and drizzle.

The patchy rain will ease away slowly towards the south through

tonight and further north across the country, drier conditions. Wherever

you are, it's pretty cloudy. Mostly frost free to start the weekend, but

there could be frost across the central glens of Scotland. A chilly

start, but quite a lot of cloud, some pockets of Mr Ness as we work

our way south across parts of northern England, Northern Ireland

and Wales. Heading further south across England and Wales, the cloud

sticker, some low cloud, grey start with some spots of rain along the

south coast. With high pressure in charge much of the day is looking

dry and subtle. Pretty grey and gloomy. We have some low cloud and

missed dinners around. The cloud breaks up in the north. For

Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland there should be

brightness in the afternoon. Temperatures around 8-10. Further

south, 10-11, but you are stuck under the cloud with drizzle here

and there. No great changes into the second half of the weekend. Again,

with high pressure in charge, lots of dry weather, still a lot of

cloud. For most of Sunday morning is another frost free one. There could

be frost in central and eastern parts of Scotland. The brightness in

East of Scotland League eased -- north-east England and eastern

Wales, but most places grey with Hill fog. The mildest weather is in

the West, 10-11. Slightly cooler and fresher to the east and if we look

further east, into eastern parts of continental Europe, look at the

temperatures. -26 in Moscow. That's an afternoon high. The very cold

weather is causing some disruption across eastern parts of Europe.

Closer to home during Monday, is miles towards the south-east but low

pressure bringing a spell of wet weather and windy weather for a

time. That opens the door for a more unsettled spell