13/12/2017 BBC Weather

As we head into the weekend it is a

cold start to Saturday, things

turning milder and

cold start to Saturday, things

turning milder and cloudier Sunday

and into Monday.

Just when some of you were thinking

the thaw had set in, look at this.

We have seen significant snowfall

moving out of Wales towards the

Midlands and into the peaks and

Pennines. We are not quite done with

the situation yet. This is the

situation is seen by a number of

Weather Watchers across parts of the

Midlands and towards the Sheffield

area.

Picturesque in your back garden but

if underneath your wheels it could

be tricky first thing in the

morning, as he will see.

The snow keeps on coming,

particularly the peaks and Pennines,

the high ground of Northern Ireland

and the West of Scotland could see

another five centimetres on what

will be another chilly start. Not so

much in the south-west, not so many

concerns.

Anywhere really from around the

South Midlands and Mid Wales

northwards, because you have had

rain or snow overnight there could

again be a problem not just with the

new lying snow but with ice on

untreated surfaces. Worth bearing in

mind. More wintry showers, the

trans-Pennines will not be great,

nor will the situation around

Glasgow. Higher ground to either

side, it could get down into the

valley. Just in time for the commute

and on through the day. It might

even spread further east towards the

Lothians. There will be plenty of

showers across the Southern

counties, overthrew the Irish Sea

towards Northern Ireland and quite

widely across northern and western

parts of Scotland, elsewhere, the

Midlands and the east of England and

Scotland, not one but plenty of

sunshine. Feeling cooler across the

southern counties of England and

Wales than today. We keep that cool

scene as we Ben Te'o to Basra and

for Friday straight into a north/

south, with winds from the north and

another bitterly cold day. Showers

dotted around the shoulders of the

British Isles, around the spy and it

remains pretty sunny and not a bad

day.

Temperatures of three to seven. The

Caldara Micro is in place to start

the weekend, but slowly, as

advertised over the past couple of

nights, we replace that with milder

conditions as we get into the tail

end of the mix, rather leaden skies

across southern Scotland and

northern England into North Wales,

not warm at that stage. You see the

first signs of a relatively mild