13/11/2017 BBC Weather

turning cloudy with the threat of

some rain. This is

some rain. This is the national

weather forecasts now.

Good evening. Let me start the

weather forecast with a bong picture

sent in from the Highlands. Some

nice squirrels playing in the snow,

you don't get many of those

squirrels in our country. The

weather is turning milder over the

next few days so the colder that was

responsible for the snow, the polar

bear across the UK, it will now be

replaced by milder air off the

Atlantic and this process is

happening as I speak. A weather

front moving across Northern parts

of the UK introducing milder air. So

nowhere near as cold this coming

night as it was last night.

Temperatures even in the South is no

lower than around 8-10d. A lot of

cloud on the way with the weather

front on Tuesday. But it will not be

dull everywhere. Across Scotland,

the weather front has moved through

and we have bright weather first

thing in the morning and across

Northern Ireland and the rest of the

country, England and Wales, looking

cloudy and damp. A little brightness

but essentially, it is a cloudy

start the day. Not desperately cold,

temperatures in rush-hour around

9-10d. A very slow day across the

Southern two thirds of the UK with

cloud breaking up every now and

then, brightness every now and then.

Overall, cloud is dominating the

skies with bits and pieces of light

rain. Scotland and the far North of

England enjoying autumn sunshine.

That is Tuesday's forecast. Tuesday

night in the Wednesday morning, it

could turn for the almost anywhere

across the country, especially

England and Wales. Many of us,

especially morning commuters may

have to deal with patches of thick

fog particularly outside town and

not exclusively. Not very foggy

across Northern areas, but that

cloud and fog could linger into the

afternoon across England and Wales.

Temperatures could reach 12-13d,

maybe with a bit of brightness, but

with fog, a bit colder than that. On

Thursday, brighter across the South

but still 13 degrees