15/11/2017 Weather for the Week Ahead

Hello. It's time to get a check on

the weather for the next few days,

there could be a fair bit of fog

around across England and Wales.

But where the fog does linger, it'll

probably be across

parts of England and Wales. Scotland

and Northern Ireland,

I don't think there will be any fog

problems here.

So Wednesday itself, overall, across

the country,

especially the southern half of the

UK,

it is going to be quite a cloudy day

and in one or two spots

we'll have a some drizzle as well,

for example, southern

parts of Wales, maybe around the

east of England, too.

But certainly not the case across

the bulk of Scotland

and Northern Ireland. Wednesday is

going to be bright,

quite sunny, but it's not going to

be warm -

temperatures only around 8 degrees.

Then we go into Yorkshire, you can

see where all the cloud is,

it's looking quite damp across

Lincolnshire,

maybe some of that fog lingering

here across

the East Midlands into East Anglia,

possibly the south,

but you'll also notice that the

clouds in one or

two areas is breaking up. It's very

difficult in this

situation to tell you exactly where

every break

in the cloud is going to be, but

suffice to say

it's going to be quite a cloudy sort

of day.

On Thursday we see a weather front

moving in out of the north-west

and you can see it here. This might

bring a spell of

quite heavy rain, at least for a

short time,

across some northern parts of the

UK, but behind it

the skies will clear and we'll start

to see colder air

moving in. So you can see how clear

it is across Scotland,

Northern Ireland and the north of

England,

whereas in central and southern

areas here

we still hang on to that cloud and

that slightly milder weather.

The cold front is through by this

stage, Friday morning,

high pressure builds in, especially

across southern parts

of the UK, so we're all in that

colder air.

But it will feel particularly cold

across Scotland

because this is where the winds are

going to be strong.

We can see a lot of mild air out the

Atlantic that will

eventually come back our way, but

not as far as Friday

is concerned. A lot of sunshine out

there with just a few

blustery showers across Scotland.

You can see the

temperatures are mostly into single

figures.

After a fairly cold Friday, Saturday

morning could

be quite frosty almost anywhere in

the UK,

so a nippy start and those

temperatures single figures

across most parts of the UK, maybe

nudging up to

double figures depending on how much

sunshine we're going to get.

And as we head into Sunday this is

where the change is.

If you were watching yesterday, I

mentioned that the weekend

is looking completely dry. This has

actually changed now

and on Sunday we are in fact

anticipating an area

of low pressure to move into the UK

and bring some wet weather

to particularly western areas of the

country.

And that low pressure is going to be

barrelling through Sunday and Monday

that low moves out into the north

and high pressure starts to build.

So, next week, we've got that mild,

wettish start with the low pressure

coming in, then the high builds,

and there's a risk of more frost