that weather front, the air mass graphic with the temperature of the atmosphere higher up. you can see colder air setting in, atmosphere higher up. you can see colderairsetting in, pushing atmosphere higher up. you can see colder air setting in, pushing that mild air to colder air setting in, pushing that mild airto the colder air setting in, pushing that mild air to the south, so buy early on tuesday morning, the following night, you could see a frost setting and early on tuesday across more northern parts of the country, whereas further south, we are still hanging on to some of that mild weather. here is a weather map for tuesday. i think all twins across scotland and bringing some wintry showers, particularly to the hills, but not exclusively. some coastal areas as well. a real wind chill, i think of the scotland on tuesday. 5 degrees in aberdeen and glasgow and closer to the seasonal normal, bang on, actually, across the south. 8 degrees in london the average this time of year. on
but it is northern scotland that has seen some today, and will again for christmas day. furthest away from weather fronts coming in from the southwest with mild atlantic air. it is the case throughout the christmas weekend that the further southwest you are, the milder the weather will be. the further northeast you are, even though you may well see some sunshine, it will feel coldest here. and as we get on into tonight, it s the clear skies which become more widespread across scotland which will deliver the lowest temperatures, quite a hard frost setting in and places, especially in the highlands. and as we look to england, wales, and northern ireland, it s cloud, mist, fog, outbreaks of rain but this is where temperatures will be staying above freezing, maybe a few spots in the far north of england could see temperatures getting close to freezing with a touch of frost. so for christmas day, then, scotland, after that cold frost, starts to see some sunshine. northern ireland, england
so that will accentuate what will be another chilly day. through the evening and overnight, as i say, we will see a frost setting in quite widely under the clear skies, but it will lift in the west because we have the next band of rain rolling in off the atlantic on those westerly winds. so these are the temperatures later in the night but we could see, as i say, a frost in eastern areas. therefore, that means that as this weather front comes into that cold air, we will again see some snow, particularly over the hills. even behind it, it s still relatively chilly air, so there could be a few wintry showers around. there is that snow for the hills in particular the north on saturday. this weather front drags its heels, though, and uncertainty over how quickly it will clear away. but western areas most likely to get brighter skies with scattered showers the quickest. but still only five or six here, so it sjust a little bit milder around that area of rain, that area of low pressure. some
eight or 9 degrees for many of us. the north of scotland, here in stornoway, three degrees. this weather front will bring some sleet and snow to the mountains particularly, some hills as well, maybe one or two towns or cities, but it will be a slow process, so it will be moving slowly south through the course of monday. so on monday, yes, it s a bit colder in scotland, seven in aberdeen, nine in glasgow and edinburgh, which is still above the average, but double figure temperatures across england and wales. that weather front will continue to make its journey further south, again a bit of wintriness here, particularly across the southern uplands, but here s another look at that weather front, the air mass graphic, showing the temperature of the atmosphere higher up. you can see the cold air settling in, pushing that mild air to the south. so by early on tuesday morning, so this is the following night, you can see a frost setting in early on tuesday across more than northern parts of th
aberdeen, nine in glasgow, still above the average, but double figure temperatures across england and wales. that weather front will continue to make itsjourney wales. that weather front will continue to make its journey further south. again, a to pointless, especially across the southern uplands, but here is another look at that weather front. here uplands, but here is another look at that weatherfront. here is uplands, but here is another look at that weather front. here is the mass graphical temperature of the the air higher up, so we can see it pushing to the south. by early on tuesday morning, you can see a frost setting and early on tuesday because more northern part of the country, whereas for the south, it is still hanging onto some of the mild weather. here is a weather map for tuesday. i think cold winds across scotland and bringing some wintry showers, particularly to the hills, though not exclusively. some coastal areas as well. real wind chill, i think, for scotland on tue