26/12/2017 BBC Weather

Hello. Good evening. If you haven't

seen much snow yet this festive

season that may not be the end of

your Christmas story because there

is some wintry weather to come for

some during tonight. The radar shows

wintry showers into northern

Scotland and then this area of wet

weather sliding in from the south.

As you can see, the rain has been

turning to snow across parts of

mid-Wales, the Midlands and as this

area of wet weather pivots its way

through the night we will continue

to see a mix future of rain, sleet

and snow. Most of the settling snow

will be over higher ground. Even at

lower levels don't be surprised to

see snow falling through the early

hours. North and west it's all about

frost and ice with temperatures

dipping as low as minus four and

that's in the centre of Glasgow, the

centre of Edinburgh, in the

countryside, could be even colder.

Tomorrow a miserable start across

parts of the south-east. Outbreaks

of rain, sleet and snow mixed in and

this cold northerly wind, a

combination that could cause a

little bit of disruption. But

further west something brighter,

crisp winter sunshine, still a cold

wind and still a few wintry showers.

Temperatures at best two degrees in

Aberdeen, five in Plymouth, that's

your lot for Wednesday afternoon.

Into tomorrow night we will lose the

wet weather from the south-east.

Under clear skies it will turn

frosty and potentially icy. But that

sets us up for a nice looking

winter's day on Thursday. Plenty of

blue skies and sunshine. And then

the next change into the south-west,

outbreaks of rain, perhaps some snow

over higher ground. During Friday as

this frontal system slides in from

the Atlantic many more will see

outbreaks of rain. Potentially snow

over higher ground for a time.

Generally during Friday and into the

weekend temperatures will start to

climb. With that a lot