28/11/2017 BBC Weather

or two sleety showers always

possible. With more

is looking like the coldest day. One

or two sleety showers always

possible. With more here is Darren.

Hello, our air is getting colder but

it is clean air and left us with a

lovely sunset earlier. Lovely

weather watcher pictures, too, this

taken as the rain arrived in

Cambridgeshire. My favourite up in

Scotland in Alloa from a weather

watcher. We have clear skies across

many parts of the country overnight.

Those showers becoming fewer out

towards the west but as the wind

veers more, more showers off the

North Sea to eastern Scotland and

eastern parts of England. Some

wintriness over the hills. Patchy

fog and a risk of ice, especially in

the northern half of Scotland and

wintry showers continue into the

morning. In many parts of Scotland,

it'll start dry, clear and cold. The

risk of icy patches in Northern

Ireland as a few showers continue

into the morning. Most of the

showers, across north-east England.

This time across Yorkshire,

Lincolnshire, the East Midlands the

fence and East Anglia. And snow over

the higher ground. For the most part

dry in the south-east, sunshine over

Wales and the south-west. The

showers, the Pembrokeshire dangler

taking showers across Cornwall.

Fewers showers for western areas

this time. Showers continue and more

cloud at times too in the eastern

side of England in particulars cold,

strong wind here. It'll be a cold

day again on Wednesday. Those

numbers, a little bit lower than

today. And our air continues to get

colder over the next couple of days

or so. We are stuck with this high

pressure out towards the west of the

UK. Lower pressure to the east, it

means the isobars come down from the

North, where our cold air is coming

from. So much so, that it's probably

going to be more widely frosty, in

the countryside in particular on

Thursday morning. But many areas

again having a dry, crisp sunny day.

But again, the wind direction

changing this, time to bring the

showers back into Northern Ireland,

into West Wales and the south-west

of England. More showers and

increasingly wintry showers here,

down the eastern side of Scotland

and eastern England. A cold day,

those temperatures three to five

degrees, probably the coldest day of

the week. Some changes on Friday.

Getting Atlantic winds slowly coming

into Scotland and Northern Ireland.

That means more cloud, a little

rain. Brighter for England and

Wales. Perhaps wintry showers in the

cold wind, this time across the

south-east of England but slowly

through this weekend, temperatures