06/12/2017 BBC Weather

Friday. Friday is cold and bright

but still the chance of

Friday. Friday is cold and bright

but still the chance of wintry

showers. Many

showers. Many fine on Saturday. Now

time for the National forecast.

By this time tomorrow, the focus

will shift to snow. By Friday

morning, some of us will wake up to

seems like this and temperatures in

low single figures. The reason why?

Storm Caroline will pass to the

north of Scotland and bring stormy

conditions to northern Scotland.

Windy across the UK. As it pulls

away, we tracked down much colder

air from the Arctic. On the flow of

air, there's tonight into Friday,

we'll see some snow showers. For the

rest of the night it would be rain

pushing south eastwards. Returning

to Cumbria for a time. With that

some gales in the West by the end of

the night. Near storm force winds

reaching the western isles. The

North of Scotland will be stormy. It

is windy across the UK. The rain

will clear South East England. Sunny

skies will follow after several

days. The showers to the north-west

will turn increasingly wintry.

Visits in the Highlands in Scotland.

-- lizards. Until then it is about

the wind, particularly in the north

of Scotland. Some gusts in excess of

80 miles an hour. A Met Office

Amber, be prepared, warning.

Elsewhere in yellow warning of 70

miles an hour gusts. There will be

disruption. The wind will ease

tomorrow night and then the snow

showers into Friday which Fiji 's --

feeds across the UK. Where showers

of the system there could be

significant falls in places. Most

likely in the north and west of

Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales

and some even into the south of

England. Sunspots will stay dry or

Sony. In the wind it will feel

bitter. At or below freezing. Sunny

spells and wintry showers on

Saturday. Big waves on the coast.

Into Sunday and Atlantic weather

system bringing wet weather. Also

the threat of further snow.

Uncertainty about where but it could

be significant