19/01/2017 BBC Weather

keep it going into the weekend? It looks as though we can, a bit more

cloud looks as though we can, a bit more

cloud on Sunday. Now the national picture.

Good evening, it will gradually get colder in the UK in the next few

days, something we don't have to worry about in Australia at this

time of year. Of course it's the Australian tennis open at the moment

and there's a big storm moving through Melbourne at the moment.

Hopefully it will have cleared through by the time of Andy Murray's

match. We have high withers and light winds and some interesting

contrasts despite things being very slow moving, with the sunshine to

the south of the weather zone but stuck underneath the weather zone,

it's been another miserably grey day. No doubt quite dreary with some

patches of drizzle. This is how it looked in Staffordshire, under the

weather front. In the sunshine, despite the Frosty start, a

sparkling day and a fantastic sunset here in the Isle of Wight. Some

areas, in parts of Northern Ireland that haven't seen much sunshine this

week, actually saw the sun come out. This is Enniskillen. We are chasing

cloud, and where we don't have the cloud in northern Scotland there is

a good chance of seeing the aurora borealis overnight tonight, but it's

cold. The cold in the south is more widespread. There is less cloud

around. We are seeing fog developed through Cambridgeshire and parts of

the Wash and into Lincolnshire, but in the countryside, minus six

potentially tomorrow morning, just like this morning. Widely Frosty

across the southern half of the UK, with some patchy, freezing fog. Also

we could have the odd pocket of fog for the eastern side of the

Pennines, the Vale of York and parts of Northern Ireland where we have

had breaks in the cloud and the north-east of Scotland, where there

are holes in the cloud. That's where we will see the best of the sunshine

again. More widely tomorrow it looks as though Wales and across East

Anglia and Lincolnshire, not only warm, still only 5-7dC, very little

is going to change this weekend. The weather front is still withers,

slightly different orientation, so it's likely any bits of drizzle and

potentially snye turned -- sleet and snow for the Pennines will be in

eastern areas. The Pennines and perhaps up into the Grampians will

fare better. In the south-west we pick up more cloud. The temperatures

are lower than they have been this week, as I hinted at the beginning.

It's going to get colder this weekend, so a widespread frost. We

are gradually moistening up