but this from our weather watcher on the essex coast earlier. there will be some patchy, light rain and drizzle at times in the west and in the east through this afternoon but what you will notice is for a february morning, it doesn t feel like it. it is very mild out there. temperatures above where we should be on a february afternoon never mind first thing in the morning. the cloud is reasonably well broken in the south. western parts seeing the light rain or drizzle, with thicker cloud pushing its way eastwards. some of you will stay dry all day. brightening up in the west. the heaviest rain across orkney, brighter in shetland, still very windy after quite a wild night but the wind is easing, coming all the way from the mid atlantic, this is speeding in the mild hourfor this stage in the year. you will get some sunshine, maybe 15 degrees for one or two. this evening and overnight, clear skies to begin within the east
to the northwest of the great glen. but high pressure is establishing itself, keeping things largely fine and quiet. not that many isobars on the chart so light winds, lots of clear skies, lots of sparkling winter sunshine to look out for on monday. even some sunshine into northern ireland and eastern scotland, just the far north and west, seeing more cloud and thick enough for a little spot or two of drizzle. temperatures quite widely between 8 9 celsius pretty much where they should be, really, for the time of year. now, as we move into monday evening, we will start to see some fog forming under clear skies and light winds across england and wales, and some of that could be quite dense in places. again, more of a breeze into the far northwest, so temperatures holding up at around 5 6 celsius but in towns and city centres under those clear skies, expect those temperatures just to fall below freezing. so, a frosty and foggy start as we go into tuesday. weather fronts trying to pu
expect a quiet week of january weather ahead. that basically means this high pressure continues to dominate the story. we will see a good deal of dry weather in the forecast, but unfortunately, that comes at a price at this time of year with some frost and fog and some of that may well linger and have an impact on the feel of the weather. we ve still got this weak weather front to sink its way south and east so, during the next few hours, we will continue to see a fair amount of cloud, perhaps across east anglia and southeast england, but that will ease away. skies continue to clear as the breeze falls light, those temperatures will fall away as well, but perhaps not quite as much fog first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures down to 2 celsius. a bit more of a westerly feed, bringing more moisture in off the atlantic, keeping those temperatures up to the northwest of the great glen. but high pressure is establishing itself, keeping things largely fine and quiet. not that many isoba
but that will ease away. skies continue to clear as the breeze falls light, those temperatures will fall away as well, but perhaps not quite as much fog first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures down to 2 celsius. a bit more of a westerly feed, bringing more moisture in off the atlantic, keeping those temperatures up to the northwest of the great glen. but high pressure is establishing itself, keeping things largely fine and quiet. not that many isobars on the chart so light winds, lots of clear skies, lots of sparkling winter sunshine to look out for on monday. even some sunshine into northern ireland and eastern scotland, just the far north and west, seeing more cloud and thick enough for a little spot or two of drizzle. temperatures quite widely between 8 9 celsius pretty much where they should be, really, for the time of year. now, as we move into monday evening, we will start to see some fog forming under clear skies and light winds across england and wales, and some of that
bringing more moisture in off the atlantic, keeping those temperatures up to the northwest of the great glen. but high pressure is establishing itself, keeping things largely fine and quiet. not that many isobars on the chart so light winds, lots of clear skies, lots of sparkling winter sunshine to look out for on monday. even some sunshine into northern ireland and eastern scotland, just the far north and west, seeing more cloud and thick enough for a little spot or two of drizzle. temperatures quite widely between 8 9 celsius pretty much where they should be, really, for the time of year. now, as we move into monday evening, we will start to see some fog forming under clear skies and light winds across england and wales, and some of that could be quite dense in places. again, more of a breeze into the far northwest, so temperatures holding up at around 5 6 celsius but in towns and city centres under those clear skies, expect those temperatures just to fall below freezing. so, a