25/04/2017 BBC Weather

Good evening. Another cold night lies ahead after what was a chilly

day for swathes of the UK. This is the Highlands of Scotland. 25th of

April and lying snow. Even snow further south, temporary

accumulations in Staffordshire. Just down the road in Dudley, it was

sunny spells and rain showers. A real mixed bag, rain, hail, sleet

and some snow. All those showers moving south on that cold northerly

wind, which is still with us overnight. It is going to be another

frosty night. The skies are clear on the western side of the UK. We will

keep wintry showers going. Further east, where the winds are strong,

that accentuates the chilly feel. Further west, there's a frost here.

Towns and cities, two or three degrees. Rural spots a few degrees

below. Quite a hash frost for this time of year. Maybe one or two early

showers clipping into the tip of Cornwall. General lip in the

south-west and in Wales, a lot of sunshine. Patchy cloud through the

Midlands, won't amount to too much. Still potentially wintry showers

affecting the Eastern coastal strip of England. Most of northern England

does well through the morning, but it's cold in the sunshine, as it

will be in Northern Ireland and across much of Scotland. One or two

showers getting going in the far north and west. The main focal area

for the showers will be the central and Eastern parts of England. Much

like today, some of those could be heavy. Thunder and hail mixed in.

The showers are fewer and further between across the western side.

Good spells of sunshine here. Tending to cloud over in Scotland.

12 degrees or so in London. Around 8 or 9 for Glasgow and for Belfast.

Through the evening, showers tend to fade away. In the southern half of

the UK, the skies clear and temperatures drop away. We see quite

a harsh frost developing. Further north, though, no such frost

problems. We have this cloud and patchy rain spilling in. That's down

to a weak weather front, which moves south on Thursday, bringing the

cloud and patchy rain with it. Also bringing much less colder even

milder air. That's noticeable in Northern Ireland and Scotland,

temperatures up by maybe even four degrees for some. Temperatures might

get up by a degree or so across England and Wales after a bright

start, it clouds over in the south-east. 13 or so degrees in

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