29/11/2017 BBC Weather

going into the weekend. Milder air

starting to move in, but with plenty

of cloud. Whether changes on the

starting to move in, but with plenty

of cloud. Whether changes on the

way.

Hello, a colder nights tonight with

frost more widely. We still have

some showers around. These were the

showers over the past few hours

Kameni were exposed to the northerly

wind, catching some showers, and the

distribution will not change much

overnight. For 99% of the UK, it may

be a dry night, clear skies and

temperatures, already below

freezing, will continue to drop

away. Around the edges, where we get

showers, the threat of icy patches.

It is in the countryside where we

may find temperatures down to -6 or

-7, making it the coldest night of

the autumn so far. Into the morning,

potential problems for travellers

across the north-east of Scotland, a

covering of snow here and there and

some icy conditions. Many other

parts of Scotland dry and sunny.

More power from Northern Ireland.

Mostly showers of rain, but wintry

showers moving off the North Sea and

on to the coastal areas all the way

down to East Anglia. Heading further

inland for the rush hour. For many

inland areas, dry, cold and frosty.

There is the tangle of showers from

Pembrokeshire to Cornwall. More

showers into West Wales and the

south-west of England. The showers

easing off in the afternoon for

Northern Ireland. Wintry showers

will continue across eastern

counties of England and Scotland,

driven on by a pretty fierce wind,

which will make it feel pretty cold.

For many it will be cold, three or 5

degrees typically, perhaps the

coldest of this week. Wintry

showers, a dusting of snow here and

there. Even into the evening rush

hour. As the wind blows the showers

inland, it could be tricky on the

roads. Into Friday, a cold start,

but the showers turn more to rain

and sleet through the day across

eastern England. Many places will

have a dry and sunny day. A cold day

again. Into the cold air we start to

see cloud and maybe if few spots of

rain coming into Scotland and

Northern Ireland. Signs of change,

really. We still have high pressure

around but it has shifted position

ever so slightly, allowing the week

weather fronts to run around the top

of the Atlantic and spill into the

UK. The last of the cold air pushing

away from the south-east this

weekend, and slowly but surely will

introduce milder conditions from the

north-west. With the milder air

comes a good