18/01/2017 BBC Weather

High pressure stays in charge of the next few days, no great changes over

the next few next few days, no great changes over

the next few days, more sunshine on the way.

Despite high-pressure sitting across the country so only slow changes in

the weather, we have had a variety of different weathers, for example

this beautiful sunset in Southampton which was shared by a Weather

Watcher, but grey and misty in Derby thanks to an awful lot of cloud

around and very little deviation by day or night from the rather grey

routine. That is because we have a weather

front, albeit very weak and very little wind to move the cloud and

the mist on. Those areas furthest from the weather front to the south,

we will see frosty weather under clear skies and to the north and

east, but for most of us the code acts like a blanket, stopping

temperatures from falling down so relatively mild. Under the clear

skies it is another harsh frost. There is fog around and the cold air

is never too far away, it is a really harsh period of winter at the

moment down to the Mediterranean and at times the cold right,

particularly towards the weekend, will further our way. Where we have

cold and the frosty weather, these are the sorts of seeds we have. That

was West Berkshire this morning, those scenes will be quite prevalent

across the southern half of the UK. There could be mist and fog across

East Anglia, the Midlands and Wales and we have seen how misty it is to

Derbyshire, that low cloud is sitting on the hills.

Very few breaks in the cloud initially elsewhere except perhaps

the East and the north-east, then we have another weather front, some

patchy rain across the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, although it

looks set to pull away from Shetland tomorrow. A slightly better chance

of more brightness coming through in Northern Ireland, we will have that

in parts of eastern Scotland, some breaks elsewhere but the majorities

in the south, perhaps more so than today. We could see more cloud

coming into East Anglia and the south-east later. Temperatures have

evened out somewhat, five to nine Celsius.

Subtle changes on Friday, perhaps more brightness across Northern

Ireland and Scotland, less in the South, meaning less frost on the

whole. The high-pressure keeps things drive for the weekend. There

could be spotted drizzly rain and even sleet and snow but