across northern ireland and western scotland a bit later. and in between them, what we re looking at is some brightness developing, a little bit of sunshine, but it won t last terribly long. whereas for eastern scotland, the rest of england and wales, we will see a fair bit of sunshine today with highs up to about 1k degrees. now through this evening and overnight the weather front sinks a little bit further south and eastwards, the cloud building ahead of it, but it should stay dry with some clear skies across the far southeast and here locally, temperatures could fall away to minus two. so we will be looking at a touch of frost first thing in the morning, not so anywhere else. so talking of tomorrow, our weather fronts continue theirjourney, pushing southwards and eastwards, taking the rain with them. it should brighten up later in the day for northern ireland and also western scotland, and for the southeast, having started dry with some sunshine, you ll find that as the fronts appro
through tuesday morning, pushing southwards, it will be a bright afternoon, i think with sunny spells, further snow showers affecting coastal areas across the north and east. it will feel cold, factor in the winter, temperatures will feel 700 lost across much of scotland and northern england. sub zero.
towards northern ireland and some western fringes. a spot of rain and milder conditions with that. further east where we see clear spells, could start choose early fog in the south will clear. england and wales seeing sunny spells, northern ireland and scotland can expect more cloud and some spots of rain at times with some shelter from the southerly breeze. parts of north wales could see the highest temperatures at around 15 degrees, but it will be mild for all of us. moving out of tuesday and into wednesday, this frontal system finally makes its move. some outbreaks of rain with that, pushing southwards and eastwards. the rain may not get into the far east of england until quite late in the day, in fact, by that stage, the rain will be very light and patchy. behind that we will see showers, wintry over the highest ground in scotland, but broadly speaking
moving out of tuesday and into wednesday, this frontal system finally makes its move. some outbreaks of rain with that, pushing southwards and eastwards. the rain may not get into the far east of england until quite late in the day, in fact, by that stage, the rain will be very light and patchy. behind that we will see showers, wintry over the highest ground in scotland, but broadly speaking it will stay mild. and mild is certainly the way in which we end the week. we will see some rain at times, things look a little more unsettled. on thursday, a lot of cloud, mist and murk across the southern half of the uk with some splashes of rain. further north, for northern ireland and for scotland, we will see some spells of sunshine and again it is mild, temperatures of 9 13 degrees, above where we should be really at this time of year. friday, this deep area of low pressure pushes close to the north west of scotland. frontal systems bringing outbreaks of rain and between this warm front and t
the highest temperatures at around 15 degrees, but it will be mild for all of us. moving out of tuesday and into wednesday, this frontal system finally makes its move. some outbreaks of rain with that, pushing southwards and eastwards. the rain may not get into the far east of england until late in the day, in fact, by that stage, the rain will be very light and patchy. behind that we will see showers, wintry over the highest ground in scotland, but broadly speaking it will stay mild. mild is certainly the way in which we end the week. we will see some rain at times, things look a little more unsettled. on thursday, a lot of cloud, mist and murk across the southern half of the uk with some splashes of rain. further north, for northern ireland and scotland, we will see some spells of sunshine and again it is mild, temperatures of 9 13 degrees, above where we should be for this time of year. friday, this deep area of low pressure pushes close to the north west of scotland. frontal system