16/01/2017 BBC Weather

outlook is often cloudy. Mainly dry, perhaps a little milder. If you like

the mild weather, you'll have to head elsewhere in the country. Find

out more in the national weather forecast. Our weather is going

against normal expectations this week. In Highland Scotland some snow

to be seen on the hills. Temperatures as high as 12 Celsius

today. Over the next few days the coldest air is in the far south-east

of England where there is sunshine to be had. Four or five Celsius in

Kent. Differences remain over the next few days and here is why. I

pressure in control of the weather. Some clear a continental air, but

coming into Scotland from the Atlantic plenty of clouds around.

Outbreaks of rain through Scotland and Northern Ireland overnight,

patchy drizzle into parts of England and Wales, but where you've got

cloud the temperatures are holding up. Clearer skies in parts of

south-east England and East Anglia, could get below freezing as the day

begins. One or two fog patches around. Here is the picture at 8am,

damp and justly in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Hill fog around.

Rain in East Scotland, parts of northern England and North Wales.

You could encounter some drizzle. As we move further south-east across

the UK, you notice how these temperatures are coming down, close

to freezing in the coldest parts of East Anglia and south-east England

with a touch of Frost. So sunshine will follow. Eastern Scotland should

begin to brighten up into the afternoon and could see 12 or 13

Celsius. Elsewhere plenty of cloud. Tending to be on the milder side for

many. A further south-east you are common cold it will feel despite any

sunshine you might see. Under clearer skies parts of East Anglia

and southern England on Tuesday night, fairly widespread and quite

sharp frost developing. You will feel that on Wednesday morning.

Cloud keeping the temperatures up. Best sunshine in southern England.

Mild and breezy into northern Scotland. Less pronounced

differences on Thursday and Friday. I pressure keeping most prices

settled into the weekend. The weather for the week

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