17/01/2017 BBC Weather

from time to time. Staying settled still. Nick has the national

forecast this evening. Hello. If you are watching the

football earlier it turned out to be an evening for football fans in

Lincolnshire. This is how it looked at the start of the day. No idea

whether this weather watcher is a football fan, it's a fan of weather

that matters here. All sorts of weather, from 13 in Aberdeenshire to

two, despite the sunshine in Kent. I wonder if this six in the cloud

across the Midlands into northern England and parts of Wales felt

colder, particularly in these misty and foggy conditions in this weather

watcher view. Some drizzly rain around at times still from the

thicker cloud into parts of England and Wales overnight, hill fog too.

Cloud for Scotland and Northern Ireland, although a few breaks in

eastern Scotland and close to freezing, but the coldest weather

overnight is where the skies are clearest, that's parts of the

south-east. A hard frost setting in for some in the countryside, already

close to minus four in a couple of spots. Minus seven is possible in

the morning because this part of the UK is closest to the cold air

starting to feed in but that's about as far as it's going to get because

most have the air coming from the Atlantic. Mild with plenty of cloud.

There is a frost for the Channel Islands and much of south-east

England and parts of East Anglia to start tomorrow. It will feel cold

even though you don't have a frost in this cloudy zone, into parts of

Wales and some in northern England, still damp and drizzly in places and

fog patches are possible. A lot of cloud in Northern Ireland, mainly

dry and drizzly rain also pushing into the hills of western Scotland.

A bit of rain developing into Shetland. For eastern parts of

Scotland during the day bright and sunny spells developing and brighter

breaks into north-east England. Generally speaking, sunshine will be

hard to come by, from thicker cloud you could see some rain. Probably

the best of the sunshine into the far south-east of England. Perhaps

developing into parts of south-west England. Here temperatures lower

compared with elsewhere. Still very mild for the time of year but breezy

in northern Scotland. Looks like the clear skies tomorrow evening and

night not as extensive across southern most parts of the UK.

Plenty of cloud going into Thursday, despite the cloud many places will

be dry but again you could encounter patchy rain or drizzle. And little

change with high pressure in control for the rest of the week and into

the weekend, maybe at the weekend better chance for seeing sunny

spells but also catching frost overnight and where you are mild now

temperatures come down a few degrees. The forecast for where you

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